| Marketing With Anticipation |
Anticipation. Suspense. No, I’m not talking about movies here. I’m actually saying that if you want your target clients to hang on every word and content you have in your booklet printing, you better have anticipation and suspense to spice up your material.
Anticipation is a very powerful tool to have in your booklet printing, but also the most disregarded by many business owners. Just think about it. How many of you can actually say that your readers are always counting the days before you could come out with the latest issue of your print booklets? Or how many of you can attest that your target readers get all fired up everytime they get to see your cover? And how many of you can say that advance orders are made even before you can finish this month’s issue of your booklet printing?
Let’s face it. If we want to have our target readers hanging on every word we say in our marketing collaterals, we should enhance and improve on our clients’ experience of our material. We should want our audience to be counting the days before our custom booklets come out hot off the press. We should want them to be talking about the content of our next issue. And we should want our target readers to be hungry for the result of our booklet printing.
So here’s the question- how do you keep your audience bubbling with excitement even when you’re still preparing for your new batch of full color booklets?
Anticipation. It is the build up you do for your product or service so your target clients will be so curious- enough to want to know more about your offer.
Look at Disney, for example. Although hordes of people have already booked there many months in advance, they still pique their customers’ curiosity by improving on what they have done in marketing their theme parks. They have a planning kit that even includes a dvd so you get to view what’s in store for your vacation. And as if that was not enough, they added a bonus- you get to keep a customized map wherein you can create your own personal excursion inside the theme parks. So how exciting is that?
The key here is to keep your clients bubbling with anticipation over your product or service by offering them a glimpse of what’s in store. Pique their interest. Give them information little by little, until they’re so hooked that they would want to line up outside your door so they could be first to have your product.
Anticipation. It keeps your target clients so excited that even as early as your pre-launch phase, they would want to know more about your product or service.
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