Five Subtle Mistakes That Are Limiting Your Marketing Response Rate

Five Subtle Mistakes That Are Limiting Your Marketing Response Rate

Every company struggles to target the right audience and, just as important, to grab the audience's attention long enough to drive real action. After all, consumer attention spans have now waned to a mere eight seconds—down from a whopping 12 seconds not even two decades ago. But blaming consumers for a lack of interest in your digital marketing efforts isn't going to solve the problem. Nor will all those tools that keep you abreast of every click, like, and share. Creative that inspires action is still key to improving response rates. Even the subtlest mistake can keep consumers from doing what you want them to do. Instead, check for some of the following less-obvious mistakes. Moreover, consumers aren't voluntarily seeing your messages. Countless ads and articles pop up in their search results or distract them while they're checking email and social media feeds. Alternatively, a clear, benefit-oriented headline such as "How to Improve Marketing Response Rates" will outperform a clever one virtually every time.

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Every company struggles to target the right audience and, just as important, to grab the audience’s attention long enough to drive real action. After all, consumer attention spans have now waned to a mere eight seconds—down from a whopping 12 seconds not even two decades ago.

But blaming consumers for a lack of interest in your digital marketing efforts isn’t going to solve the problem. Nor will all those tools that keep you abreast of every click, like, and share. They serve only to confirm that something isn’t working, but they do nothing to tell you how to actually improve performance.

Creative that inspires action is still key to improving response rates. Even the subtlest mistake can keep consumers from doing what you want them to do.

If your response rate is falling short of expectations, don’t rush to overhaul your marketing…

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