Comments on: Coy Marketing / Market Like You Date http://imtellall.com/today-coy-marketing-market-like-you-date.shtml Answers to internet marketing questions that you don't know enough to ask. And a whole bunch of other truths that you might not want to know. Thu, 28 Aug 2008 12:30:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Beth http://imtellall.com/today-coy-marketing-market-like-you-date.shtml#comment-704 Beth Tue, 08 Jan 2008 06:05:45 +0000 http://imtellall.com/today-coy-marketing-market-like-you-date.shtml#comment-704 My thoughts exactly, there is something called subtly. You have to sneak yourself into their sub conscience, make them think that they need you not vice versa. Brausch has it down pat. My thoughts exactly, there is something called subtly. You have to sneak yourself into their sub conscience, make them think that they need you not vice versa. Brausch has it down pat.

]]> By: Jo Dane http://imtellall.com/today-coy-marketing-market-like-you-date.shtml#comment-685 Jo Dane Wed, 12 Dec 2007 00:58:01 +0000 http://imtellall.com/today-coy-marketing-market-like-you-date.shtml#comment-685 O geez, this made me laugh SO hard, but you know...it's true! I know we could name dozens of so-called 'gurus' who teach you to market just exactly this way! There is no flirting, no foreplay, just the heavy-handed get-it-now-or-else-you're-gonna-feel-like-a-chump-in-the-morning routine. I'm going to have to think about how this applies to my marketing. It's easy to say go a little slower and think more about the other person (customer). How many marketers...hell, how many businesses, online or off, conduct business this way? As I'm following along on the James Brausch highway, I can see where this principle could fit in...might even be a perfect meld. Tat, I think you're a genius. Even if you don't sound like one. :) O geez, this made me laugh SO hard, but you know…it’s true! I know we could name dozens of so-called ‘gurus’ who teach you to market just exactly this way!

There is no flirting, no foreplay, just the heavy-handed get-it-now-or-else-you’re-gonna-feel-like-a-chump-in-the-morning routine.

I’m going to have to think about how this applies to my marketing. It’s easy to say go a little slower and think more about the other person (customer). How many marketers…hell, how many businesses, online or off, conduct business this way?

As I’m following along on the James Brausch highway, I can see where this principle could fit in…might even be a perfect meld.

Tat, I think you’re a genius. Even if you don’t sound like one. :)

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