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To tickle your customers’ wants, get some Dad in your ads

In the first two parts of this series, Louise Schultze sat you on the analyst’s couch to figure out whether you have ADD (Advertising Deficit Disorder) and, if so, which type. Today, she tells you how to cure ADD2 (and your Dad issues!).

Ok, you know what to do. Get comfy. You’re here because you have accepted that you have ADD2. Last session on the couch, we spoke about ADD1 and your ‘Mother’ issues. Guess what? Yep - ADD2 is all about your Father issues. So let’s re-cap what ADD2 is again.

ADD2 - (Advertising Deficit Disorder - Type 2)

You’re hyperactive in your advertising. You place dozens of ads everywhere, take up every distress ad out there with a ‘buy it, buy it now’ attitude. You can’t see whether the ads you are placing are actually working for you, and you probably created ads for your business that had a negative effect. You fiddle excessively with your ads, and have poor listening skills when it comes to your creative designer or marketer. And it just simply never registers to think about the buying behaviours of potential clients.

So put that down, stop fiddling, and look at me Kimmy. Look at me!

We’re going to talk about Fathers............


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September 24, 2009 09:17 by louise
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The secret of successful marketing: Think more like your mum

In part one of this series, Louise Schultze sat you on the analyst’s couch to figure out whether you have ADD (Advertising Deficit Disorder) and, if so, which type. Today, she tells you how to cure it.

How to cure SMEs with ADD Type 1

So here you are back on my couch. You’ve either accepted that you have AD1, or you have plenty of time up your sleeve and want to chill out on my couch. Either way, clock’s ticking and you want to know what to do. So let’s get into the cure.

ADD1 - (Advertising Deficit Disorder - Type 1)

You’re the one complacent about advertising. You have difficulty focusing on where to advertise and what type of advertising works for your clients. You feel overwhelmed by it all and then do nothing because it feels like the safer option. 

Well, like all good psychiatrists, I want to start at the beginning. Let’s talk about your relationship with your mother.

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 Now get off my couch and start dealing with your Mum issues.

   

By Louise Schultze,  Australian Anthill Article - August 28, 2009

September 16, 2009 18:51 by louise
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CEO of iBidAM get's a writing gig for one of Australias Best Business Magazines Australian Anthill

New SMEs are more likely to have ADD - By Louise Schultze

Ok, so I’m not talking about 10-year-old boys on Ritalin selling lemonade on the corner of a suburban street. I’m talking about small and medium enterprise with Advertising Deficit Disorder.

SMEs who, from either lack of funding or simple know-how, spend too much money on advertising in all the wrong places, or those who don’t spend any at all. So which one are you? Do you have AD1 or AD2?

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August 18, 2009 06:55 by louise
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