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Tom Richard: Marketing Strategist

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Tom Richard believes in total integration of marketing efforts. Through his decade of work in sales and marketing, Tom has learned that it takes a real dedication to getting ideas implemented. Any consultant can pitch you on a fantastic idea, but it takes a real peaceful warrior to be able to see what others do not see and be able to implement them in the real world.

Instead of hiring some blowhard ego for your next project, you should consider interviewing someone who is wholesome and wholehearted. I think you'll discover what so many others have discovered -- there is something special about working with Tom Richard.


Super Bowl Commercials 2010

There are really several different ways to look at the commercials from the Super Bowl.

Which commercials actually sold product, generated leads, or accomplished their objective?

AND.... which commercials were able to get that "chatter" going in the days following the Super Bowl?

Ten Interesting Ways To Keep Your Mind Fresh

Admit it; sometimes it is hard to keep your mind fresh. However, like anything worth doing in this life, we must continue to work at.

The simple fact is this: when we have a fresh mind, we are able to see what is really standing before us, we are able to better serve our clients, and we are able to find that "one idea" that changes everything.

Idiotic email defies law of gravity

Mac Mall... What were you thinking?

Mac Mall Email

Have you ever read something and had to stare at it for a second to figure out what the hell they're talking about? 

Marketing Lesson From Our Toilet Seat

Yesterday afternoon I went downstairs to take a pee.

As I lifted up the toilet seat, I noticed a new mini-poster hanging on the wall above the toilet.  The mini-poster had an artistic graphic on it with the headline, "Guys, please put the seat down when you are done."

The only leverage you have...

Gary Bencivenga Says:

"The only leverage you have in direct response marketing is that you can anticipate what they are going to think at each step in the process.  They have total power because they can stop reading or pitch your piece at any time."

Nobody loves you.... What?!?!

Driving to work this morning, I passed a billboard on my left.

As I looked to try and read it. As I read the headline on the billboard, I did a double take.  (keeping in mind that I'm driving while reading, something that is important to consider if you waste your money on billboards in the first place)....

Headline, or No Headline: That is The Question

A customer of ours, fresh off a conference call with a fellow marketing expert, called me in a panic just before his piece went to press. The piece we were about to print had a strong headline in it, and he wanted to take a moment to revisit whether using a headline was a good idea or not.

Hyson Headache Medicine: "Not Tonight Honey..."

I listen to a lot of satellite radio, which means I get to hear a lot of great commercials. The commercial I heard this morning for Hyson Headache Medicine was NOT one of these great commercials. The composition of all the elements was very well done, but the components they used for their argument were horrendous. Here is their headline: "Not tonight Honey....

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