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| 1 | Kevin Barber | nicole.gaddy@outlook.com | U Cbmy C E | Hi Furniturebank, Most business owners pour money into marketing that doesn’t work. They run ads, post on social media, and hope for the best—only to be disappointed by the results. The problem? They’re relying on vague branding tactics instead of proven strategies. Dan Kennedy calls this the “ADHD approach to marketing”—jumping from one shiny tactic to another without a clear, measurable plan. But there’s a better way: Direct-Response Marketing. This approach focuses on generati |  |
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| 2 | Alton MacLaurin | alton.maclaurin39@hotmail.com | Z Vsvt | Dan Kennedy often uses a simple analogy to illustrate a common marketing mistake: Imagine walking into a store and being swarmed by a salesperson who starts pitching everything they sell—refrigerators, running shoes, blenders—without once asking what you’re actually looking for. It’s frustrating, ineffective… and exactly what most businesses do in their marketing. Instead of speaking directly to prospects’ specific needs or concerns, most businesses blast the same generic message to ever | |
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