Please help me pick the best Ad
Posted on 20. Jul, 2012 by Jay in Blog
Below are two versions of a half page magazine ad that I want to run. As customers and prospects – you are the audience that I want to
- see the ad – read the ad – and go to SkyMall to purchase (or search out the Country Club Elite Mat™ or www.Realfeelgolfmats.com )
Please help me pick the winner in the comments below:
Version#1 – please cast your vote in the comments below
Version#2 – please cast your vote in the comments below
Please post your comments below.
Thank you for your help!
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John
21. Jul, 2012
Both seem a tad busy, but version #2 looks better to me. Good luck with this. I have had my mat for five years and
it is still in great shape.
Jay
21. Jul, 2012
thanks John, I was thinking 5-10 year expected life may soud unbelievable – but it’s true! I’m still using the original CCE prototype I made in 2006.
thx for your help , jay
John
21. Jul, 2012
Both seem a tad busy, but version #2 looks better to me. Good luck with this. I have had my mat for five years and
it is still in great shape.
Jay
21. Jul, 2012
thanks John, I was thinking 5-10 year expected life may soud unbelievable – but it’s true! I’m still using the original CCE prototype I made in 2006.
thx for your help , jay
Victor
21. Jul, 2012
Version 2
Victor
21. Jul, 2012
Version 2
Greg
21. Jul, 2012
version 2 is my choice
Greg
21. Jul, 2012
version 2 is my choice
Dana Horton
22. Jul, 2012
Version 2 has a more lasting impression.
Dana Horton
22. Jul, 2012
Version 2 has a more lasting impression.
Belinda
22. Jul, 2012
Version 2
Belinda
22. Jul, 2012
Version 2
Brian Boyle
22. Jul, 2012
hey Jay,
BB from NOLA but originally from Philly up in your neck of the woods. I agree with most-#2- and also agree that for a few sheckles you can have a graphic designer lend their expertise to your intended message/audience. I also agree with Thomas on the Bender point but would add the pic of the young girl in #1 because as you know I purchased your product to use with the net in my garage/backyard and it hooked my 12 year old daughter on the great game of golf.
Kepp doing what you’re doing my friend!
Brian Boyle
22. Jul, 2012
hey Jay,
BB from NOLA but originally from Philly up in your neck of the woods. I agree with most-#2- and also agree that for a few sheckles you can have a graphic designer lend their expertise to your intended message/audience. I also agree with Thomas on the Bender point but would add the pic of the young girl in #1 because as you know I purchased your product to use with the net in my garage/backyard and it hooked my 12 year old daughter on the great game of golf.
Kepp doing what you’re doing my friend!
Trevor
22. Jul, 2012
I like the simplified clarity of Version 2.
Trevor
22. Jul, 2012
I like the simplified clarity of Version 2.
andy corry
23. Jul, 2012
version 2 – it’s easier to read
andy corry
23. Jul, 2012
version 2 – it’s easier to read
tom rosdick
23. Jul, 2012
I like #2.
tom rosdick
23. Jul, 2012
I like #2.
Tom
23. Jul, 2012
I was going to say #1, but having read the comments I have to agree that 2 is much cleaner and not as busy. Maybe only include one testimonial and then list a few other “known” names of recommended by type users to cut down a bit more – I’m not a graphic designer but I did go to Smuggs, VT this year :-)
Tom
23. Jul, 2012
I was going to say #1, but having read the comments I have to agree that 2 is much cleaner and not as busy. Maybe only include one testimonial and then list a few other “known” names of recommended by type users to cut down a bit more – I’m not a graphic designer but I did go to Smuggs, VT this year :-)
Danny Ellis
23. Jul, 2012
I fly quite a bit and always thumb through the Sky Mall catalogue. #2 would definitely be more likely to catch my eye because it is a bit less busy.
Danny Ellis
23. Jul, 2012
I fly quite a bit and always thumb through the Sky Mall catalogue. #2 would definitely be more likely to catch my eye because it is a bit less busy.
Gary
23. Jul, 2012
I vote for #2. It’s cleaner and easier to look at. I’ll receive my golf mat in a couple of days.
Gary
23. Jul, 2012
I vote for #2. It’s cleaner and easier to look at. I’ll receive my golf mat in a couple of days.
Richard Klein
23. Jul, 2012
#2 for all the reasons stated; but you knew that!
Richard Klein
23. Jul, 2012
#2 for all the reasons stated; but you knew that!
Michael
23. Jul, 2012
I like version # 2 better, it highlights the more important factors that come into play when considering a quality golf matt. No bounce, easier on wrist and elbows, no bounce, can take a divot and it’s durable. The Bold statement “True Divot Action” stood out the most in add # 2 and I feel that is what everyone is looking for that is in search of a matt that can duplicate the same action as real turf.
Michael
23. Jul, 2012
I like version # 2 better, it highlights the more important factors that come into play when considering a quality golf matt. No bounce, easier on wrist and elbows, no bounce, can take a divot and it’s durable. The Bold statement “True Divot Action” stood out the most in add # 2 and I feel that is what everyone is looking for that is in search of a matt that can duplicate the same action as real turf.
Bill Bigler
24. Jul, 2012
#2 for all the reasons mentioned. I would add to easier on wrists and elbows – easier on neck and left shoulder (I am a right handed golfer). I realize this could show a swing flaw but I do not think so. I am 62 and am a 8 handicap (used to be scratch). Old football injuries in neck and shoulder show up on older style mats (hate them) but I can hit 125 balls at a time on your mat with virtually no pain. Great product.
Bill Bigler
24. Jul, 2012
#2 for all the reasons mentioned. I would add to easier on wrists and elbows – easier on neck and left shoulder (I am a right handed golfer). I realize this could show a swing flaw but I do not think so. I am 62 and am a 8 handicap (used to be scratch). Old football injuries in neck and shoulder show up on older style mats (hate them) but I can hit 125 balls at a time on your mat with virtually no pain. Great product.
Shereen
25. Jul, 2012
I like version 2.
Shereen
25. Jul, 2012
I like version 2.