Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Dr. Deepak Dutta  |
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| Article Title :: Free Advertising For Your Online Business |
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| You have finished building your own website. You have introduced your company and presented your products and services. You have added propositions and promos to catch your target audience's attention. You think you are doing everything "right", but all your promotions have failed to produce growth in your new internet business.
There are many ways for your web site to be promoted, but maybe you're missing the "key" to the "best" promotion. Here are some things to consider:
- If you have started to promote your web site, keep it constant. If you promote your site with persistence, it will catch your audience's attention.
- Be patient. Try each differ (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Stacey J. Miller  |
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| Article Title :: Online Publicity vs. Print Publicity |
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| Some would say that a newspaper story isn't an actual newspaper story unless it appears in the "real" version of the newspaper. ThatÂ’s just not true. Online publicity is as valuable, and sometimes even more exciting, than traditional publicity. Consider these benefits of online newspaper coverage:
Printed versions of newspapers have a short shelf life. TheyÂ’re printed, delivered or bought, read, and then discarded. And thatÂ’s that. Yes, you can clip your article, photocopy it, and add it to your media kit. But how many of your prospective clients are likely to cut out your article in the event that they, someday, might want to get in touch with you? Online newspapers (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Alex A. Kecskes  |
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| Article Title :: Closing in on Effective Advertising |
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| Get out all the ads you ran last year. Go ahead. Tear them out of your magazines or newspapers (if you’re lucky enough to have proof sheets, so much the better). Tear out your competitor’s ads too—as many as you can get your hands on. Next, fold the company names, addresses and logos out of view. If the company names are in the headlines block them off with paper and tape. Now tape them up to the wall, putting yours on top, your competitors’ below. Now back off, at least five feet. We’re going to gradually close in on the most effective ad in the group (hopefully one of yours).
The “Eye Test” View
First, and this is very important (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: cryptozul  |
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| Article Title :: Maximum Exposure on Low Cost Internet Ad |
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| Advertising had long since been a major determinant of a business' success.This would include the presentation of the product / service to the consumers.What really matters is how it is presented to the target market to be able to capture it.
Whatever the package, the ad media also plays a great role in determining the success of the product or service awareness.
What may be its advantages over other proven medium like the best-selling TV ads?
Advantages
1. Low Cost
Eventhough the Internet ad might be viewed as "classy" or far-reaching, as compared to other medium, this is far cheaper than most.Internet Ad Packages are offered (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Jinky  |
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| Article Title :: Leaflet An Example Of Single Sheet Printing |
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| Leaflets are just like open letters or postcards which are created to be handed out to customers in order to promote the products and services of a company. These leaflets are oftentimes inserted in newspapers or left in any entrance of a mall or any business establishment where they can be easily accessed by potential customers.
Why create leaflets? First, leaflets are easy to distribute and are very effective in conveying messages across your potential market. Second, it provides an adequate space for presenting ideas plus with the incorporation of an image which further increase its effectiveness grabbing the attention of would be customers. Third, leaflets are very handy th (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Sam Vaknin  |
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| Article Title :: Internet Advertising - What Went Wrong? |
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| Spielberg's blockbuster, "Minority Report", is set in the year 2054. The future - at least according to a team of MIT futurologists, hired by the cinematic genius - is the captive of embarrassingly personalized and disturbingly intrusive, mostly outdoor, interactive advertising.
The way Internet advertising has behaved lately, it may well take 50 years to get there.
More than 1 billion people frequent the Internet daily. Americans alone spent $69 billion buying things online in 2004. eMarketer, a market research firm, predicts that e-commerce will climb to $139 billion in 2008. American Internet advertising revenues boomed to $7.3 billion in 2003 and $9.6 billion in (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Philip L Franckel, Esq.  |
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| Article Title :: Yellow Page Advertising For Lawyers - Where Have All The Calls Gone? |
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| I get calls every week from lawyers saying theyÂ’re not getting calls anymore from yellow page advertising. Having done quite well in the past, they're afraid to discontinue the advertising. They want to know what's going on and what to do.
Apparently, lawyers are not the only ones. In his article "Quit wasting money on Yellow Page advertising" by Peter Fernandez, D.C., a yellow page, print advertising and practice management consultant for chiropractors, Dr. Fernandez answers the question, "Why has advertising in the Yellow Pages changed from one of the best ways to advertise to one of the worst in just a few years?" (See 1, below)
This article will attempt to e (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Marsha Maung  |
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| Article Title :: Crazy about Packaging |
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| “It’s the same old tissue, honey, it doesn’t make a difference, ok? It’s still going to work the same way”, my exasperated husband hissed into my ear as I grabbed cartons after cartons of some ‘designer’ tissue. DESIGNER TISSUE! Hah, can you even hear me say that? I can’t believe I actually wrote ‘designer tissue’. So, yes, for a graphic designer and writer who knows all about the kind of effort one puts into packaging and branding products, I sure fell for it. All the hoopla. The shenanigans. The ‘suck ‘em in with good copy and fab color combo’. Hey, I am still a consumer, remember that. I am entitled to fall for nice packaging, I have a p (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Michele Pariza Wacek  |
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| Article Title :: Advertising on a budget -- Part 3: Frequency, frequency, frequency |
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| This is the third article of a three-part series. I'm illustrating the marketing challenges of PrescottWeddings.com, a small business.
If you don't remember anything else about marketing, remember this: Frequency is king.
The more often you can get your name in front of your potential and current customers, the more likely you will make a sale.
Depending on what study you look at, people need to see your message anywhere from three to 27 times before they act upon it.
And, if you want to brand your business, then you need to get it in front of your customers as often as possible.
How do you think Ivory Soap, Campbell Soup and (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Stephen Pope  |
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| Article Title :: Ad Tracking Increases Your Profits |
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| How do you know whether your advertising is effective or not? The answer is to track advertising response for each ad you run.
Whether you operate a retail store, a service business, a mail order operation, or an Internet marketing business, you can measure the effectiveness of your advertising.
1. Which Publications Produce Profits?
When new customers phone or visit you, ask how they found out about you. They might say they found you through your yellow pages ad or your newspaper ad.
Record the responses and resulting sales from each ad. Then, analyze whether each particular advertisement is producing the desired results.
If a (read full article) |
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