How to Sell a $1,000 Blender

Capturing the attention of your target audience is the “Holy Grail” of marketing. For decades eager marketers have produced goofy jingles, shocking images, and unique perspectives to make us stop, look, and listen.

Every once in awhile a marketing campaign works perfectly. It’s rare, but it can happen. Recently, I found myself spending almost an hour glued to a marketing campaign. In fact, my three kids were huddled around with me staring at the monitor. We were a hypnotically captured audience. (Pathetic!)

Within 15 minutes my kids were pushing me to buy a thousand dollar blender. A thousand dollar blender? That’s ridiculous to consider. I mean, what, am I going to start the next great smoothie shop? I don’t think so. But I was still very tempted to purchase something I had no real need for and at a price that’s about 15 times the price of a similar product I could find at Target or Walmart.

I’d like you to take a look at the best online marketing website I have ever seen. And I’ve analyzed thousands of them.

When you’re finished checking this out…and after you purchase your first thousand dollar blender; I’d like you to give me your opinion about why this site works so well. What stands out for you? Why does this site hit the Holy Grail of marketing? I’ll look forward to your comments…

Here’s the site…hide your credit card: www.willitblend.com

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3 Responses to “How to Sell a $1,000 Blender”

  1. Jane Says:

    I’m with you…I never actually wanted a blender, until I saw this site!

  2. Yvonne Says:

    Must be some blender - fascinating approach - “will it blend” amusing and fun, bit complusive really, however would not purchase myself, but might tell a friend to have a look

  3. Dr.Wright Says:

    This blender is amusing and useful. There is a segment of the market that wants that. That is all that matters.

    Dr. Wright
    http://www.wrightplacetv.com
    http://www.twitter.com/drwright1

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