Principles Of Effective Advertising

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Inherently we like good commercials. We grew up with them. From Clara Peller pitching for Wendy's with "where's the beef" to the "wuz-up" stuff from Budweiser that became part of modern day lexicon, we enjoyed the end result of a fine creative process. As good as those ads were though, times are different. We are overworked, overwrought, overcommited and crushed by hundreds of messages every day. Singer and songwriter Harry Nilsson had these lyrics, "Everybody's talking at me. I don't hear a word they're saying, only the echoes of my mind." Sound familiar? What were the last two billboards you saw? How about the products pitched in the last two TV spots you watched? When did you last pull out the yellow pages?











They may not be the ones in need of your consulting services. They may however, be great candidates for perhaps motor oil, or beer, or electronics, or investments. We ask you to make sure your product/service has a big enough demand to warrant using large-scale outdoor media. It's a powerful media, and efficient, but not cheap.




Be more specific with your target market. Sometimes one of the reasons why your marketing campaign may not be working properly is because you are really not clear of your target audience. You may have selected to promote your product to young adults, but most definitely, the preferences will be different between those who are working and those who are not. Go back to your research. Learn more about your demographics, and pattern your ad according to their characteristics.

Twitter Account. Tweeting sounds so. juvenile. And yet, there are some very good reasons to use it for business, such as: monitoring your brand to garner valuable feedback, keeping tabs on the competition, engaging your customers in conversation, or even choosing to use Twitter as a customer service channel.

There's too much stress on the features. You may be so technical with your approach in your brochures to make them sound professional and technological, but what customers really want is to satisfy their question, "What's in it for me?" Unless they are able to find value of your products and services through your brochures, your marketing materials won't work wonders for you.

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To fully dispel this myth, let's take the money argument at face value. In other words, there are legitimate cases where someone may not have sufficient funds to invest in the construction of a billboard. What are the possibilities in this case? Well, if you have a legitimate opportunity, there are financing options. I use the word liberal funding, as the board may be funded through friends, family, investors, lending institutions and money lenders. One might even be able to get the property owner to finance the construction of their income. I think the money will also monitor the time to address it seems.