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GibsonLetterbox · Call Tracking · Revenue Recovery · Sydney since 2006
← Back to the articleWork backwards from when the customer is likely to need the service. Illustrative planning sequence. Read this explanation in the article →The campaign needs someone ready to answer and follow through. Read this explanation in the article →Review the campaign conditions before deciding what to change. Read this explanation in the article →
Time the campaign: visual guide
The article's illustrations together, with a link back to each explanation.
Start with the buying window
Gibson.Campaign timing
Work back from the buying windowWhen is the service needed?Use that need to plan the lead-up.
- Introduce the serviceMake the business and its offer familiar.
- Give a useful reasonExplain the problem, the service and relevant proof.
- Remind at the right timeHelp people act when the need becomes relevant.
Give each contact a purpose in the lead-up.
Prepare the response before distribution
Gibson.Before launch
Make it easy to take the next step- Reconnect appropriatelyUse gentle, relevant reminders where contact is permitted.
- Be ready to answerAssign someone to calls, forms and replies.
- Keep the contextRecord the source, area, need and next step.
A response needs an owner and a clear next action.
Review a quiet campaign before buying another round
Gibson.Campaign review
Find the gap before the next round- Timing
- Was the need relevant when the campaign arrived?
- Message
- Could the reader quickly understand the offer?
- Channels
- Did ads and print support the same message?
- Response
- Could people reach someone ready to help?
- Outcome
- What happened after the enquiry?
Choose a change you can check in the next campaign.
Blind Marketing is Gibson's approach to one question: you paid for the call, did it become a job? It is in development as a managed service. Call tracking, which it builds on, is available now.
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