Comments for Justin Quick Marketing http://www.justinquickmarketing.com The PLACE for Direct Response Marketing Strategies and Tactics For the Affluent, Celebrity, or Extraordinary Entrepreneur. Fri, 07 Oct 2011 19:07:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on Headline Secrets: How to promise a benefit and still use fear of loss by Art Saborio http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/headline-secrets/comment-page-1/#comment-874 Art Saborio Fri, 07 Oct 2011 19:07:17 +0000 http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/?p=390#comment-874 Justine, this is a really good post. Wow, that is mine blowing how much money can be made in copywriting and headline writing; $195,000 a year is a nice chunk of money. Headline is definitely something I need to focus on. I think my traffic on my articles and posts will improve with your tips. I have been focusing too much on the SEO side of things and not the human side. Thanks Justine, this is a really good post. Wow, that is mine blowing how much money can be made in copywriting and headline writing; $195,000 a year is a nice chunk of money. Headline is definitely something I need to focus on. I think my traffic on my articles and posts will improve with your tips. I have been focusing too much on the SEO side of things and not the human side. Thanks

]]> Comment on Premium Video: How To Write Emails That Sell – Part 1 (Plus One Swipe Email That Brought In Over $6,000 In Sales) by Justin Quick http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/better-emails-video/comment-page-1/#comment-863 Justin Quick Tue, 10 May 2011 18:57:17 +0000 http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/?p=335#comment-863 Darn technology... I'll check it out Joe! Thanks. Darn technology… I’ll check it out Joe! Thanks.

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]]> Comment on A Simple One Page Backend Promotion That Is Getting A 5,540% Return On Investment! (See All The Effective Sales Copy Plus The Strategy That Makes It Possible) by Patrick Wooley http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/one-page-backend/comment-page-1/#comment-859 Patrick Wooley Thu, 14 Apr 2011 00:43:51 +0000 http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/?p=372#comment-859 Justin, Excellent article dude. It's amazing, especially with the large corporate stores. They are so out of touch with their consumers, and the perpetuate the same in their employees. For instance, I went to buy a bed once. The guy there was alone and I was the only customer for awhile. I spent an hour there, laying around in different beds while he educated me on this and that. He was a good salesman and knew his products, had been to all of their trainings, etc. I walked out that day with a new bed, protective cover, frame etc. Spent over 1k. And...Never heard from him, or their company again. I get their fliers and junk mail. But nothing personalized to me. It doesn't bother me, per se, but amazes me. They could offer me a deal after one year for another bed. After all, they had really expensive ones there. I might buy. I might not. But as you said. I'm already a customer. It's not the best bed in the world. I would consider an upgrade. But, seems like the only smart ones are online, offering backend and continuing offers to their customers. Maybe corporate will catch on someday. Somehow, I don't think so. Want fries with that? McDonalds GOT it. People who bought this also viewed this...Amazon GOT it. Where's your link bro? Haha. Take care, J. Patrick Justin,

Excellent article dude. It’s amazing, especially with the large corporate stores. They are so out of touch with their consumers, and the perpetuate the same in their employees. For instance, I went to buy a bed once. The guy there was alone and I was the only customer for awhile. I spent an hour there, laying around in different beds while he educated me on this and that.

He was a good salesman and knew his products, had been to all of their trainings, etc. I walked out that day with a new bed, protective cover, frame etc. Spent over 1k. And…Never heard from him, or their company again.

I get their fliers and junk mail. But nothing personalized to me. It doesn’t bother me, per se, but amazes me. They could offer me a deal after one year for another bed. After all, they had really expensive ones there. I might buy. I might not. But as you said. I’m already a customer. It’s not the best bed in the world. I would consider an upgrade. But, seems like the only smart ones are online, offering backend and continuing offers to their customers.

Maybe corporate will catch on someday. Somehow, I don’t think so. Want fries with that? McDonalds GOT it. People who bought this also viewed this…Amazon GOT it. Where’s your link bro? Haha. Take care, J. Patrick

]]> Comment on The Questionable Power of Subliminal Advertising: And Forcing People To Believe You by Justin Quick http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/the-power-of-subliminal/comment-page-1/#comment-858 Justin Quick Tue, 12 Apr 2011 16:18:26 +0000 http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/?p=343#comment-858 Sure Mike, and thanks for emailing me. ;) If you look closely, there is most certainly an airbrushed penis on her back. And he is holding it like it is his own. Come back and tell me if you see it! Sure Mike, and thanks for emailing me. ;)

If you look closely, there is most certainly an airbrushed penis on her back. And he is holding it like it is his own.

Come back and tell me if you see it!

]]> Comment on The Questionable Power of Subliminal Advertising: And Forcing People To Believe You by Mike Ng http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/the-power-of-subliminal/comment-page-1/#comment-857 Mike Ng Tue, 12 Apr 2011 07:21:48 +0000 http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/?p=343#comment-857 Hi Justin! Great article. Unfortunately, I don't "get" what the picture w/ the cigarettes is about. Can you plan? Hi Justin!

Great article. Unfortunately, I don’t “get” what the picture w/ the cigarettes is about. Can you plan?

]]> Comment on The Questionable Power of Subliminal Advertising: And Forcing People To Believe You by Justin Quick http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/the-power-of-subliminal/comment-page-1/#comment-856 Justin Quick Sat, 09 Apr 2011 22:12:20 +0000 http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/?p=343#comment-856 Hey Matt, I actually had not noticed the resemblance. Good catch. :) My readers are so damn smart. Hey Matt, I actually had not noticed the resemblance.

Good catch. :)

My readers are so damn smart.

]]> Comment on What Is Marketing? by Justin Quick http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/what-is-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-855 Justin Quick Sat, 09 Apr 2011 22:11:12 +0000 http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/?p=164#comment-855 Hey Josh, my most rudimentary response would be, "by knowing exactly what they want." Many sellers or product creators screw the pooch when they forget about the consumer, and only think of what they (the seller) wants. They get caught up in how much money they want to make instead of delivering something that will sell to no end. So figure out exactly what people want and need and sell it to them. If you don't know what they want, it's always a good idea to ask. Hey Josh, my most rudimentary response would be, “by knowing exactly what they want.” Many sellers or product creators screw the pooch when they forget about the consumer, and only think of what they (the seller) wants. They get caught up in how much money they want to make instead of delivering something that will sell to no end. So figure out exactly what people want and need and sell it to them. If you don’t know what they want, it’s always a good idea to ask.

]]> Comment on What Is Marketing? by Josh Orekoya http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/what-is-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-854 Josh Orekoya Sat, 09 Apr 2011 01:01:05 +0000 http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/?p=164#comment-854 How can I possibly give people good products in the shortest amount of time? How can I possibly give people good products in the shortest amount of time?

]]> Comment on The Questionable Power of Subliminal Advertising: And Forcing People To Believe You by Matt http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/the-power-of-subliminal/comment-page-1/#comment-853 Matt Thu, 07 Apr 2011 06:57:43 +0000 http://www.justinquickmarketing.com/?p=343#comment-853 That is not what I thought you'd say about the Amazon logo. You threw me off with the mature content warning. And I must've been looking too hard at the negative space. The curved yellow arrow totally looks like a ... Swimming yellow squid. (A swimming yellow quid that looks like a penis.) That is not what I thought you’d say about the Amazon logo. You threw me off with the mature content warning. And I must’ve been looking too hard at the negative space.

The curved yellow arrow totally looks like a …

Swimming yellow squid.

(A swimming yellow quid that looks like a penis.)

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