By: Julia Aidan
Submitted: 2010-01-26 13:22:47 | Word Count: 428
You have an amazing new product, but how will you market it? You might be wondering how you will let the public know about your new amazing product and have probably thought about an infomercial, or a DRTV infomercial. Direct response television marketing is great for some products, incredible for others, and a flop for still others. So, where does your product fall into this group? The following questions will help you determine whether or not a DRTV infomercial is right for your particular product.
Customers
The first thing you will want to consider before deciding on a DRTV infomercial is your customer. Do you have a large potential customer base or is it quite small? DRTV advertising is affordable as far as TV advertising goes, but it's not affordable in general. What makes it affordable is the large number of individuals who can be reached at one time. There may be a few exceptions, but in general you must have a large target audience in order to consider DRTV for your product. The customer base and finances must work out right before deciding to go ahead with a DRTV infomercial.
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Offers
Before you consider DRTV you need to have a complete plan. This plan should include what you plan on selling, how you will create an emotional response in the consumers to have them act and buy as well as what other products or special offers you will offer to your customers for making a purchase. You should also have outlined the products you could sell to your customer once they visit your website.
Costs
A DRTV infomercial might get the word out about your product, but can you afford it. The entire process is expensive and should be honestly evaluated to determine whether it makes sense to go ahead or whether it makes sense to stop altogether. You should have a product P&L to help you determine whether a particular product will be able to be marketed through DRTV and still make money.
Plan
It's also important to have a marketing plan. The 28 1/2 minutes that are included in the paid programming infomercial are considered long form while the 30 second to 2 minute forms are called short form. To determine the length that will work best for your product means you must do some research to find out whether your product will work best for a short or long form infomercial.
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