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Marketing Lessons from Mike Bloomberg (Campaign Strategy) [Archive]
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[FROM THE ARCHIVE - 2012] In this classic clip, Rabbi Issamar Ginzberg analyzes the marketing machine behind Mike Bloomberg. You don't need a billion-dollar budget to think like a campaign manager. 💡 The Core Lesson: Elections are just high-stakes sales campaigns. Learn how to use data targeting and "saturation" to win your market's vote, even if you aren't the incumbent. Want more advanced strategy? Subscribe to this channel for new episodes of "The Inner Economy," coming soon. --- 📌 Work with Rabbi Issamar: http://www.issamar.com
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here first time that's the third time
when he was running for me the first
time
he sent
every person who got a card in their
language
basically telling them to vote for him
so when spanish speak neighborhood they
got in spanish english speaking names
again in english and boro park they got
a new
um everyone my name is i got one in
spanish
jewish name where some spanish people
copy um
um
now so therefore the point is is that
the reason why they did that even though
i'm not searching and maybe he can't
speak either in spanish in korean
whatever the language they put it out on
but the point is all these things
usually start in politics then cross
over to the business world which is the
more you can make yourself like the
person you're talking to the better if
you are in business
that you're not right now that's correct
that's that's been on purpose if you
look at my website for example my
testimonials
i have
myself as the religious jewel and all
the rest of my testimonials each one is
there i have many testimonies i've got
200 testimonials the ones that i use are
the ones that are most unlike me for
example i have one african-american
author i have one
italian fellow i have one
lady who's old enough to be my
grandmother i have one person with a
british accent i have testimonial in
spanish and essentially the point is
each person finds something that if this
person it's not about you
your point is correct not much about you
being like them it's also about you
having helped someone just like them
even if i'm not like you the fact that i
was able to help someone just like you
makes you feel that's worth your time
and energy to meet with me
now many times
what they'll do is they'll have in
letter sent out in political campaigns
even businesses they'll try to get the
signer of the letter to be the same
type of person you are so if you name if
you're spanish
that will be signed by julia rodriguez
now i don't know if there's someone in
the company or not but assuming there is
so we don't get the problems of using
names that don't exist
um
then the point is the reason why that
person signed the letters because you
have to report that person because he's
similar to you
there are also times you'll find that if
your name is you know
robert rosenberg the letter will be
signed by somebody with those same first
and last initials because a person feels
a certain relationship with that person
uh same thing's true with age if you're
selling something to 30 year olds it's
not a good idea to have your
testimonials
to be from people like teenagers or from
senior citizens try to mirror your
audience let people that want to come
audience again is a wide range you want
to have a right range everyone can find
one person that they say that person is
like me they can help that person they
don't need to
there are certain words that make you
read further
for example when you start a sentence
you use a word for example
okay so you write a paragraph you know
what the present stuff do you want the
person to read on you use like the
greasy word like for example or let me
let me show you let me explain to you uh
you know essentially the point is that
you never wanted to come to the end of a
paragraph and stop and move on which is
why you don't especially newspapers you
don't find things finishing with a
period you never find you always have
something making you turn the page as
it's continuing on page whatever as
opposed to the article finishing right
then and there because the point is they
want you to turn the page and keep
reading
uh which is why incidentally if you have
a newspaper ad if you have a
newspaper and you have a full page ad on
this side and a full page ad on this
side
it's terrible because nobody has any
reason to read that page because there's
no text there you're much better off
having a half page and have a half page
of text having a full page ad if there's
no other text on either that on the
facing page
um and again i think they spend a lot of
money doing that and they just throw
their money away because there's no
reason anyone to keep that page up and
they just move right onto the next page
about credibility again
visa mastercard american express
discover united states post office
federal express
and so on and so forth have all spent
millions in better business bureau have
spent millions and millions of dollars
branding themselves the people who they
are what they do just like i explained
before about the book if you give a book
from the famous author you sort of
attach your credibility their
credibility to you same thing's true
here if you
um
if i'm trying to do it again
the credibility of the thank you okay
there thank you all these companies
that therefore all these companies
that have spent all this money in
advertising you can transfer their
credibility to you by the fact that
you're legally legitimately using their
logos on your website because you're
authorized to do so which gives people
more trust the more likely to do
business
um therefore you should have as many
seals as possible i don't mean to just
deliver a place but still if there's any
relevant
clear seals
but they will help you which is another
reason to have a book on amazon.com
because then your published author which
gives you credibility of as seen on
amazon.com
and so on and so forth
um
as far as proper positioning goes to
position yourself it's about fulfilling
a need
having relevance and then being an
authority figure