Marketing Secret That Guarantee You Attention
This is a piece of marketing secret that is proven to work every time, every where and it will continue to work as long as the human races exist.
Very often, we are paying a lot of money in advertising dollars just to capture the attention of our prospects. We want their attention! However, in this ‘Attention Scarce’ Society, everyone is bombarded with thousand and thousand of information everyday. In order for you to capture their attention, your advertising message must create enough *important* in their mind for them to stop everything and pay attention to you.
How can you do that? What type of marketing message will stop your prospects from his busy routine and pay close attention to you?
Here’s the answer…. BAD News.
Yes, bad news. Bad News sell!
Not convinced?
Imagine you are driving and you see a beautiful scene of high mountains by the road side. It caught your attention temporarily but you will not slow down your car just to admire it. You will will continue to drive and maybe you think… you may come back here again to enjoy it. The key word here is ‘maybe’ for most of the time, ‘maybe’ never come. (true for marketing and EVERYTHING)
Now let’s imagine that you are driving and see a road accident where some one is being knocked down by a vehicle and is laying by the side of the road with a pool of blood. I am very sure that you will slow down your vehicle and if possible, you will stop the vehicle and come on to the scene to offer help to the victim. Most of the time, you will encountered traffic jam when an accident occur because most motorists will slow down the car just to have a glimpse of the extent of the damage of the accident vehicles or any injuries to human being.
Think about this for a moment…. bad news sell!
Human are more attracted to bad news than good news. You might as well leverage on this psychology into your marketing message and work your advertising dollars harder.
No wonder CNN, CNBC and all those TV broadcast are flashing bad news after bad news every day. Bad News really sell! You might as well use it to your marketing advantage.


















