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    It continues to amaze me that companies are willing to spend huge amounts on developing a product and then want to squeeze the marketing budget. Getting your message out is not the place to cut costs.

    Why? We, as customers, are bombarded with marketing messages all the time, in all kinds of places, and the types of marketing just keep expanding. In the old days of the 80’s, where media choices focused on radio, TV, newspaper, magazine and billboards, it used to be that the advertising world used the metric of 3 — an ad must run at least three times in each media choice to break through the clutter. Now, with increasing kinds of media — email, banner ads, websites, cell phone and PDA messages, ads on buildings, ads on taxi cabs, ads on grocery carts and on and on—the new metric is 7 impressions. A customer must see your message an average of 7 times for it to stand out from all the other messages they see each day. That’

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    to cut costs.

    Why? We, as customers, are bombarded with marketing messages all the time, in all kinds of places, and the types of marketing just keep expanding. In the old days of the 80’s, where media choices focused on radio, TV, newspaper, magazine and billboards, it used to be that the advertising world used the metric of 3 — an ad must run at least three times in each media choice to break through the clutter. Now, with increasing kinds of media — email, banner ads, websites, cell phone and PDA messages, ads on buildings, ads on taxi cabs, ads on grocery carts and on and on—the new metric is 7 impressions. A customer must see your message an average of 7 times for it to stand out from all the other messages they see each day. That

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    e 80’s, where media choices focused on radio, TV, newspaper, magazine and billboards, it used to be that the advertising world used the metric of 3 — an ad must run at least three times in each media choice to break through the clutter. Now, with increasing kinds of media — email, banner ads, websites, cell phone and PDA messages, ads on buildings, ads on taxi cabs, ads on grocery carts and on and on—the new metric is 7 impressions. A customer must see your message an average of 7 times for it to stand out from all the other messages they see each day. That
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    each media choice to break through the clutter. Now, with increasing kinds of media — email, banner ads, websites, cell phone and PDA messages, ads on buildings, ads on taxi cabs, ads on grocery carts and on and on—the new metric is 7 impressions. A customer must see your message an average of 7 times for it to stand out from all the other messages they see each day. That
    Lessons of a Small Business Owner
    I’ve owned my own business for four years now, and roller coaster ride is still the best way to describe the experience. Lots of big ups followed by big downs. Always a thrill, though.I’ve gotten tons of advice along the way and learned some things on my own, too. Here are the lessons I’d like to pass along.1) Don’t panic.Bad stuff will happen. Just face it, deal with it and move on. Panicking can make
    grocery carts and on and on—the new metric is 7 impressions. A customer must see your message an average of 7 times for it to stand out from all the other messages they see each day. That’s right, 7 times. The first time or two, it may not be noticed. By the 4th, 5th , 6th or 7th time, the human brain starts realizing they’ve been seeing a lot about this product or company!

    When companies decide they can get by with only one direct mailing with no follow-up or a one-time ad, they are not getting the most bang for the buck. They are not ensuring they will rise above the noise and get their unique benefits noticed. People must see your message again and again, until it penetrates and makes your targets take the action you want —generating leads and sales.

    Are there some marketing communications that get attention in one fell swoop—absolutely. The Apple ad in SuperBowl 1984, for instance, was only run once. These typ

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