The “Smart” Box
April 27, 2009 by admin
Filed under Innovation
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Introducing A small high tech company located in Denver Colorado hired The Genimation Group
to develop a direct marketing concept that would get them in the doors of the Fortune 500 firms. Their initial efforts could be called dismal at best, and like most companies they were thinking inside the box, doing what we term as the “me too” direct marketing. You know the run of the mill mailings that would get a 1%-2% response. Then exploding onto the scene was the Smart Box. We realized as with most business The idea was to develop a multi-media program that would tell the story. The Smart Box is a direct marketing concept that was designed with the customer in Imagine this:
your project. You don’t want to be disturbed by anything or anybody when your assistant knocks on your door and says “Hey Boss, you have to see this” She brings you a Halliburton aluminum case. On the outside of the case is a label that instructs you to lift off a special combination. With your curiosity peaked, you dial in the combination, unlock the case and open the cover. There in front you sits a Macintosh laptop and a Nokia cell phone.
stunning 5 minute multi-media presentation unfolds before you. You sit back delighted. The program instructs you to you reach for the Nokia cell phone and as directed, you dial the #1 button. You are instantly connected to a company sales representative that gives you additional information and, of course, he takes the appointment.In a matter of 20 minutes, you have been given useful information and can return to your other business at hand. All parties benefit here. Whether you go with this compnay or not, what is your first impression of their company? How It does no good to have a direct marketing program that doesn’t appeal to your Results: New clients such as Intel, Compaq, Hewlett Packard, etc… are all responding to You may be wondering at this point how much does this cost?… Look at it this way, This is the question this company was courageous enough to ask;
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