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5. Being too brief.

People imagine brevity helps. But you do not want everybody to read and reply: only those likely to be interested. They will read a lot. Give them every good reason to respond, and overcome all reasonable objections – or you will lose sales.

Illustration: This mailing to sell an expensive holiday had an 8-page letter. It worked well in the U.K. - then got almost exactly the same percentage response in the U.S., where they get six times more mail.















Deadly marketing sin #6