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DRTV Blog and Primetime

Direct response television is popular at many different times of day. The types of products that are advertised at various times of the day depend significantly upon the cost of the advertising slot as well as the target market. In the early days of direct response television it was common to have infomercials airing at off peak times, during the day, and on weekends. However, today direct response television advertisements are even shown in primetime! If you plan on advertising your products during primetime it makes sense to let your customers know when infomercials will air. That way, if they are interested in your product they can schedule time to watch the infomercial or choose to record it! Letting your customers know when your infomercial will air is a great way to keep them informed and increase sales.

Part of the reason some infomercials may be shown during primetime is because more families are sitting down together and watching television. Since many households have two incomes more often than not both adults make decisions regarding what is purchased. When shown during primetime both income earners will see the advertisement and will be able to give the okay to make the purchase. On the other hand, families are becoming busier and busier and fewer people are home watching television on the weekends. As a result, primetime may be the only time to target some audiences through direct response television.

Remember to use your DRTV blog to keep your customers informed about your infomercial schedule, new products coming to infomercial, and various links to positive reviews about the products. The more customers are in the loop regarding your DRTV products the more likely they are to make a purchase. Keep your blog focused on what your customers want to know, always answer direct questions from customers, and watch your sales take off.

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