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Dan Harlacher

πŸ‘€ Speaker
626 total appearances

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Podcast Appearances

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

But the older generation, again, that 50, 55 plus, 60 plus crowd, they either have cash ready to go or they're credit worthy and they're good to go.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

So

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

I think it's really important to know who's going to be my high potential conversion versus my low or no potential.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

And then dialing in the right marketing dollars and mix using our data analysis is one way to manage through that.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

What's one misconception about direct mail that drives you absolute bonkers?

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

Yeah, great question.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

Again, nobody opens it or looks.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

If you're co-op mail or shared mail, nobody opens it up and looks at it.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

So it's always a great conversation to have.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

But, you know, here's what we know.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

We have a very high open look through rate.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

And the reason we have a high open look through rate is for the most part nationwide, when mom or mom and dad or parents are sitting down in these economic times, when you open up the envelope,

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

you're going to see 20 to 30 different categories represented in there.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

So the variety of categories of local, regional and national brands gets me excited about going to the mailbox, opening it up and looking through it.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

And so we know that in our low ticket, high transaction businesses, pizzas, food, dining, things like that, we knock it out of the park with number of orders and great guest check and great response.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

When we move up the food chain on home services, home improvement, right?

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

It's a higher ticket, lower transaction count, but we are drawing engagement and attention of that consumer to take action.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

Again, whether that's go online, call you direct off of a call tracking number or QR code scanning to your site.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

We know that activity is there and we know because of the diversity of all the content, it creates a high engagement of open and look through.

The Home Service Expert Podcast
Why Direct Mail Still Dominates Home Service Marketing (Dan Harlacher)

What have you learned about local business growth that most owners overlook?