“When you actually frame it as a value per, when there's an economic time period where people are kind of really watching their budget, we see that perform exponentially better than just saying, you know, 20% off or free trial or whatever”
Daniel Murray · The Marketing Millennials · Is AEO Just SEO in a COSTUME? Run This Incognito Test| Ep. 131
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frame offers in ads as a concrete everyday cost (e.g., "this costs as much as two lattes") instead of percentage discounts
"two lattes", "one movie ticket", "two Uber rides"
Said nearby on the same subject
“Virgin put a full page ad in Melody Maker … offering vinyl records by mail at discounts up between 10 and 15 percent purchasers mailed in cash or checks in advance so Virgin was earning thousands a week”
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Richard Branson
Great Business Stories ·
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“It was just giving them a discount, and then if they do a case study for you. That's how it was sort of framed. And yeah, that's worked.”
“Create a 60 second vertical promo for everyday AI. The ad angle, people who, people don't need more AI tools. Oh, zoomed into my text there. People don't need more AI tools. They need to know what to do with them. Style, fast, bold, business focus.”