Recently, Terry Dean wrote an awesome article, entitled "Copy is King and Other Common Lies." The article boils down to the fact that the market and the offer come first. Copy is still important. Design plays an important role, too. But copy...
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How To Tap The Hidden Gold In Your List
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By Michel Fortin in Articles
To Boost Conversions, Think Conversely
A recent study found that 65% of online shoppers are "window shoppers," and take on average up to 33 hours to make a purchase -- often over security concerns. Some interesting findings show that most people who abandon their shopping carts don't...
By Michel Fortin in Articles
Put Your Copy To The Test
In my critique consulting services, I've found the most common mistake clients make is the ignorance of, or indifference to, split-testing. Little do they know this underutilized marketing practice can be one of the most profitable. Split-testing...
By Michel Fortin in Opinions
Social Media Isn’t Dead, But It Can Be Deadly
I love social media. And I love trying and testing new stuff. If there's some new social media tool, website, or community, I'll be one of the first ones to try it out. But there is a limit. And I think we need to be careful. Because social media...
By Michel Fortin in News
Why Do I Blog?
Looks like I've been tagged again. Apparently, Mike Sansone of ConverStations started the new tagging trend, titled, "Why do I blog?" Ryan Healy then added me to this list. I've been tagged in the past, and this is something I really like....
By Michel Fortin in Books
Genesis
“If you only have time for one clue this year, this is the one to get: We are not seats or eyeballs or end-users or consumers. We are human beings — and our reach exceeds your grasp. Deal with it.” — From “The Cluetrain Manifesto,”...
By Michel Fortin in Books
The Demise of Dull, Drab, and Dingy
With “user-driven copy,” the fact is, people can choose what they want, how they want it and when they want it. And that is what’s working really well right now, not because it’s new but because it’s natural. The progression of the web...

















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