The importance of being unimportant

Customers always want lower prices. But when it comes to demanding lower prices, customers will focus first and hardest on their biggest categories of spending. Being a relatively unimportant part of your customers’ total cost structure won’t eliminate all price pressure, but it will go a long way toward making you less visible when your customers turn their attention to reducing expenses. Continue reading The importance of being unimportant

Bible on Advertising by Craig Clemens

10 Things we’ve learned at Golden Hippo after spending over $1B (of our own money) on online media: “They must see your ad 7 times before they buy” is the biggest line of B.S. in advertising history No matter how long you’ve been doing this, what you think will work is often wrong Great ad ideas can come from anyone – and often do. Some of our best ad ideas have come from people in totally different departments Pushing something hard because it’s what you “want” to work (for branding purposes or whatever), never works Nothing will cost you more … Continue reading Bible on Advertising by Craig Clemens