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Monday, March 22, 2010
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Monday, March 22, 2010:
We all know Direct Mail has typical response rates of 1or maybe 2 percent, but do you know why? Did you know that it's possible to get response rates OVER 50%? Did you know that it's possible to convert 25% or more to sales leads that have expressed interest in your offer? The secret? DON'T PLAY FAIR! You don't have to cheat, but you also don't have to play by the rules that say 98 percent of your marketing dollars have to be thrown in the trash... over and over, and over. Join us to unlearn old Direct Mail habits that are so 20th century and learn how to use technology to enhance your direct marketing efforts. About The Speaker Kevin Lofgren – in his own words. Farstar, I believe, is a different kind of marketing agency - one where technology and creativity combine to reach consumers in unique, personal ways. And, in the process, produce greater, measurable results than traditional methods ever could. How do we do it? By not playing fair. Farstar operates with some unique guiding principles that would be considered downright heretical - or, "unfair" - at traditional agencies:
By playing with this new set of rules, Kevin has grown Farstar into a multi-million dollar company boasting a client list that makes many traditional agencies green with envy. They've also snagged a smattering of nice awards; some for their own success and some for achieving success for clients. In 2008 alone they somehow managed to: be named to the Comerica Bank Collin 60 for the second year in a row, win a Collin County Celebration of Enterprise award, win Most Effective Local Campaign from the DFW Interactive Marketing Association and win a bronze award at the Direct Marketing Association International ECHO Awards. By year’s end, Farstar had been named Small Business of the Year by the Frisco Chamber of Commerce. Kevin learned about effective marketing the old-fashioned way - selling books door-to-door for five summers in college. After earning a degree in film from Baylor University, he spent the following decade with assorted new media and internet firms, with an emphasis on user interface design and information architecture. Just three years after founding Farstar, Kevin was named one of "Forty Under 40" business people to watch by The Dallas Business Journal. And in 2008, he received two very special honors, first winning the Metroplex Technology Business Council's Tech Titans Community Hero Award, and then being named one of 2008’s “21 for the 21st Century” by the Collin County Business Press. Meeting Date and Location: The DoubleTree Hotel Dallas Members w/RSVP $30.00 Registration: Register
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