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The DRTV tools recipe for success...

Keep it simple. Make it fun. Be organized. Keep the experts in the loop. Reach long-term objectives by creating solutions that work today. We coordinate efforts with your TV, media and fulfillment teams to ensure efficient and consistent application of your brand strategy.


DRTV tools include:

Branding – Creating a unique, memorable product identity
1. Why does my DRTV product need branding?
2. Why DRTV tools vs. the other guys
3. What does brand development cost?

Packaging: compelling display for TV, web & retail placement
1. Why does my DRTV product need professional packaging?
2. Why DRTV tools vs. the other guys
3. What does package development cost?

Web site – Persuasive online sales engine operating 24/7
1. Why does my DRTV product need a web site?
2. Why DRTV tools vs. the other guys
3. What does web development cost?

Web marketing – Generating sales through online channels
1. Why does my DRTV product need web marketing?
2. Why DRTV tools vs. the other guys
3. What does web marketing cost?

Retail placement – Positioning with mass market retailers
1. Why does my DRTV product need retail placement?
2. Why DRTV tools vs. the other guys
3. What does retail product placement cost?

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Why does my DRTV product need branding?

Branding creates an identity for your product, a framework for emotionally connecting what is being offered to those able to receive it.

When we, as consumers, choose one product over another, that choice is made based on perceptions that we have formed about that product’s relevance (do we need it?) and its’ desirability (do we want it?). And in the world of marketing – perception is reality. Example: Why do more people drink Coke when Pepsi wins more taste tests? Or, why do we buy name brand aspirin, when generic brands contain exactly the same ingredients? The answer: the buyer’s perception that one product is superior to another.

Warehouses are full of perfectly good products who have under estimated the importance of product branding. Today’s busy, distracted consumer has grown accustomed to sophisticated branding – they expect nothing less and, as market statistics show, they do vote with their wallets.