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Direct response copywriting is not just about driving immediate transactions; it’s also about building relationships with customers. If the copy neglects customer needs or misrepresents the product or service, it can harm long-term relationships and customer loyalty. 

If the initial copy fails to capture the audience’s attention and interest, it may result in high bounce rates, where visitors quickly leave the website or close the email without taking the desired action. This indicates a failure to engage the audience effectively.

Direct response copy is often used to capitalize on specific opportunities, such as promotions or time-sensitive offers. If the copy fails to create a sense of urgency or communicate the value of these opportunities, businesses may miss out on potential sales or conversions.