One attendee asked about the disappointment that certain prospects may have when they realize that what's inside the package isn't exactly deserving of the "official" treatment. While that can be true, it's up to the designer/copywriter/marketer to decide to use such a faux treatment to sync the inside of the package with the outside, so at least the look is there. If the prospect rejects the "substance" of the package, then that's the risk the marketer must be willing to take.
To see all the above examples, register on Direct Marketing Day @ Your Desk to see the presentation.
Ethan Boldt is the chief content officer at DirectMarketingIQ, the research division of the Target Marketing Group. He created over half the agenda for the first-ever Direct Marketing Day @ Your Desk virtual show and would love to hear your feedback. Email him at eboldt@napco.com with any comments.
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