1. Multiple offers result in more sales than a single offer because it gives prospects a wider choice.
( ) True ( ) False
2. People don't read long copy.
( ) True ( ) False
3. If you use research, you don't have to test.
( ) True ( ) False
4. Focus group research is the most accurate method of research.
( ) True ( ) False
5. A follow-up promotion to the same audience with the same offer, soon after the original, can generate nearly the same response rate as the original promotion.
( ) True ( ) False
6. The most important element of your direct marketing success is the creative execution.
( ) True ( ) False
7. The cheapest way to grow your business is to acquire more new customers.
( ) True ( ) False
8. The Lifetime Value of all customers is the same, so all customers should be treated the same.
( ) True ( ) False
9. A 2-time buyer is half as likely to buy again as a 1-time buyer.
( ) True ( ) False
10. Direct marketing is really just advertising in the mail or on the internet.
( ) True ( ) False
11. The best lists are the largest lists.
( ) True ( ) False
12. Test 10% of a list and you'll always get an accurate reading of the list's effectiveness.
( ) True ( ) False
13. All compiled lists are the same since they're all developed from public records.
( ) True ( ) False
14. Logical copy filled with facts and statistics is the best approach.
( ) True ( ) False
15. Value and low price are the same.
( ) True ( ) False
16. Price is the only way to build market share in a down economy.
( ) True ( ) False
17. If you have a strong brand image, you don't have to make an offer to get a response.
( ) True ( ) False
18. It is usually better to expand to new lists than to remail the same lists.
( ) True ( ) False
19. Selection of type fonts can make a difference in response rates.
( ) True ( ) False
20. Sans serif type fonts are more modern and clean, easier to read, and therefore deliver higher response rates in all media.
( ) True ( ) False
21. A Unique Selling Proposition is the most important element of your offer.
( ) True ( ) False |