I’m sure we’ve talked about this before, but it bears repeating… Before you start writing any of your marketing messages, you have GOT to get into the mindset of your prospect. Bow your head and weep for that poor, helpless soul. Schlepping through life without your product or service to light his way… Think about […]
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Are you using this crucial recipe to make sure the right architects are on your mailing list?
A few weeks ago, an email subscriber asked a great question. It was about whether direct mail is a good option for connecting with architects. My answer started with the ever-frustrating, “It depends…” But I didn’t leave him hanging. And today I’ll expand on the most important part of my answer, so you can benefit […]
Why do fools (& architects) fall in love?
Early in our relationship, my wife knew I was a bit different. And it’s important you know a bit more about how an architect thinks. Even if you’re not married to one, you’re trying to court them into specifying your product. Or use your services. So here’s another little story to give you some insight into […]
Sins of the Flesch-Kincaid
Today, let’s talk about one of the bigger challenges you might face in the messages you put out there in your marketing to architects… Or any of your communications… Writing simply Recently, when I was helping a client improve some content on their website, we ran into a tough one. The article was very technical […]
Surveys, using great testimonials, and the mirror on the wall
Yesterday, I was reading about how — and why — to get great testimonials from your customers and clients. (Sean D’Souza at Psychotactics has a lot of great marketing information and ideas out there. You should check them out sometime.) Anyway, it got me thinking about what I see a lot of building industry companies doing […]