What should the advertising company conclude at the 5% level of significance?
Q. An advertising company wants to determine if the cartoons series Voltes V, appeals to male viewers more than to female viewers. Based on random telephone interviews,it was found that 23 out of 48 males and 41 out of 90 females watch the series regularly. What should the advertising company conclude at the 5% level of significance?
Asked by unknown - Sun Nov 22 00:53:46 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. An advertising company wants to determine if the cartoons series Voltes V, appeals to male viewers more than to female viewers. Based on random telephone interviews,it was found that 23 out of 48 males and 41 out of 90 females watch the series regularly. What should the advertising company conclude at the 5% level of significance?
Asked by unknown - Sun Nov 22 00:53:46 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
What kind of advertising can I do for my college area restaurant?
Q. I own a little restaurant in the college area of San Diego. I'm wondering if you can give me any tips for advertising my sandwich shop to the college students. Print advertising? Online Advertising? How much does it cost? Can you also give any ideas on special events or promotions to get customers in? Thanks!
Asked by john k - Fri Feb 8 05:41:12 2008 - - 7 Answers - 2 Comments
A. In addition to the suggestions from the previous person, if I were you I would look into the nearby college newspaper and find out their rates for advertising in print and on the website. Contacting someone in the sports or student activities departments of the college to find out about possible sponsorship opportunities (this will probably cost more than advertising in the campus newspaper). Word of mouth and flyers are probably going to be the cheapest way to get your name out there. You can hire students to hand out flyers on campus. Where I went to college (University of New Mexico) there was always a guy handing out flyers in a funny outfit, everyone laughed but they were one of the most popular lunch places in the area. Good luck! [cont.]
Answered by yellowsubfreak - Fri Feb 8 06:13:48 2008
Q. I own a little restaurant in the college area of San Diego. I'm wondering if you can give me any tips for advertising my sandwich shop to the college students. Print advertising? Online Advertising? How much does it cost? Can you also give any ideas on special events or promotions to get customers in? Thanks!
Asked by john k - Fri Feb 8 05:41:12 2008 - - 7 Answers - 2 Comments
A. In addition to the suggestions from the previous person, if I were you I would look into the nearby college newspaper and find out their rates for advertising in print and on the website. Contacting someone in the sports or student activities departments of the college to find out about possible sponsorship opportunities (this will probably cost more than advertising in the campus newspaper). Word of mouth and flyers are probably going to be the cheapest way to get your name out there. You can hire students to hand out flyers on campus. Where I went to college (University of New Mexico) there was always a guy handing out flyers in a funny outfit, everyone laughed but they were one of the most popular lunch places in the area. Good luck! [cont.]
Answered by yellowsubfreak - Fri Feb 8 06:13:48 2008
How much do advertising agencies here in the Philippines charge?
Q. How much do advertising agencies here in the Philippines charge? For example a TVC? POPs? Print ads? A full campaign for a client? It would also be very helpful to know the rates of big agencies (like BBDO Guerrero, TBWA, Publicis Jimenez Basic, Ogilvy, Etc.) and the smaller players in the industry. Thanks
Asked by anjcuyegkeng - Mon Nov 9 01:41:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It really depends on what kind of media you plan to use... around 50,000 the lowest fro print ads and can skyrocket from there. If you wish to post your products and services on the net or may want to find suppliers. you may want to visit bizeen, its a website with business profile of suppliers and buyers in the philippines.
Answered by Mig - Tue Nov 10 22:54:31 2009
Q. How much do advertising agencies here in the Philippines charge? For example a TVC? POPs? Print ads? A full campaign for a client? It would also be very helpful to know the rates of big agencies (like BBDO Guerrero, TBWA, Publicis Jimenez Basic, Ogilvy, Etc.) and the smaller players in the industry. Thanks
Asked by anjcuyegkeng - Mon Nov 9 01:41:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It really depends on what kind of media you plan to use... around 50,000 the lowest fro print ads and can skyrocket from there. If you wish to post your products and services on the net or may want to find suppliers. you may want to visit bizeen, its a website with business profile of suppliers and buyers in the philippines.
Answered by Mig - Tue Nov 10 22:54:31 2009
What is a typical advertising budget for companies shown as a percentage of sales?
Q. what do companies spend on advertising? What is the percentage of sales that a consumer electronics company spends on advertising? How are advertising budgets decided?
Asked by okbye - Mon Feb 20 20:27:27 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a very broad scoping question. Each specific industry will spend a different percentage of gross revenue on advertising. If a company has good exposure to a physical location, lets say they are located on a busy street and they are a retailer, they don't need a large budget for advertising. Furthermore, product specific companies will fluxuate advertising costs based on where they are in the product life cycle (Educational advertising costs may be larger than other costs). There are two primary ways that a company can decide budgets for advertising; top-down and bottom-up. Imagine upper management on top and marketers on bottom. In a bottom up situation, the marketers will design the budget and propose it to management. In… [cont.]
Answered by Steve F - Sat Mar 25 15:51:08 2006
Q. what do companies spend on advertising? What is the percentage of sales that a consumer electronics company spends on advertising? How are advertising budgets decided?
Asked by okbye - Mon Feb 20 20:27:27 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a very broad scoping question. Each specific industry will spend a different percentage of gross revenue on advertising. If a company has good exposure to a physical location, lets say they are located on a busy street and they are a retailer, they don't need a large budget for advertising. Furthermore, product specific companies will fluxuate advertising costs based on where they are in the product life cycle (Educational advertising costs may be larger than other costs). There are two primary ways that a company can decide budgets for advertising; top-down and bottom-up. Imagine upper management on top and marketers on bottom. In a bottom up situation, the marketers will design the budget and propose it to management. In… [cont.]
Answered by Steve F - Sat Mar 25 15:51:08 2006
What types of advertising campaigns are most effective on you personally?
Q. We are all influenced by the media and advertising. What types of advertising campaigns are most effective on you personally? Cite specific examples. What rhetorical devices do they use, and why do you think they are so effective? We are all influenced by the media and advertising. What types of advertising campaigns are most effective on you personally? Cite specific examples. What rhetorical devices do they use, and why do you think they are so effective? It does not have to be just TV.. we are talking all Advertising.
Asked by Cheryl D - Fri Dec 22 22:16:05 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think those marketing campaigns are the best. Those at the roadside, where they do something innovative, creative, and out of the box. Like I saw this marketing campaign in the midst of a busy town. They were playing some games where some people try to hit bulleye. If they score, a girl would drop into the water. It attracted quite a big crowd. Probably because of the girls but I guess the crowd wants to know what is it all about too.
Answered by Lina - Fri Dec 22 22:27:51 2006
Q. We are all influenced by the media and advertising. What types of advertising campaigns are most effective on you personally? Cite specific examples. What rhetorical devices do they use, and why do you think they are so effective? We are all influenced by the media and advertising. What types of advertising campaigns are most effective on you personally? Cite specific examples. What rhetorical devices do they use, and why do you think they are so effective? It does not have to be just TV.. we are talking all Advertising.
Asked by Cheryl D - Fri Dec 22 22:16:05 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think those marketing campaigns are the best. Those at the roadside, where they do something innovative, creative, and out of the box. Like I saw this marketing campaign in the midst of a busy town. They were playing some games where some people try to hit bulleye. If they score, a girl would drop into the water. It attracted quite a big crowd. Probably because of the girls but I guess the crowd wants to know what is it all about too.
Answered by Lina - Fri Dec 22 22:27:51 2006
What is the advertising budgets per year for different liquor companies? How much do they spend?
Q. I'm looking for advertising budgets of different liquor companies (so I can come up with a median) for doing a feasibility analysis for an advertising agency geared towards the liquor industry. The data would preferably be from Canada, however, US numbers are alright too, as I realize the information is hard to find. (that's why I came here!) Thank you for any help you can provide!
Asked by milagrosdi - Fri Mar 23 15:46:44 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on the brand: The advertising budget of schlitz: Hiring a few girls to drink a beer in front of other people. The advertising budget of budweiser: 60-100 million
Answered by jason s - Fri Mar 23 15:55:50 2007
Q. I'm looking for advertising budgets of different liquor companies (so I can come up with a median) for doing a feasibility analysis for an advertising agency geared towards the liquor industry. The data would preferably be from Canada, however, US numbers are alright too, as I realize the information is hard to find. (that's why I came here!) Thank you for any help you can provide!
Asked by milagrosdi - Fri Mar 23 15:46:44 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on the brand: The advertising budget of schlitz: Hiring a few girls to drink a beer in front of other people. The advertising budget of budweiser: 60-100 million
Answered by jason s - Fri Mar 23 15:55:50 2007
How much do advertising usually pay per click while advertising online?
Q. How much do advertising usually pay per click while advertising online? I know that depends on the industry and on the product that one is advertising but if one were to advertise an online business, how much is she/he expected to pay per click if chooses the pay-per-click option?
Asked by Albanioti - Wed Apr 1 13:16:28 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. this is up to you... you can bid from $0.10 to more... but before that, you must have to know, how much you will get from your product... be careful of your bid... if you do wrong, you will waste you money... if like to know more about PPC, you can go to i am always go to that site for research and i will get some great idea from there...
Answered by Maria - Thu Apr 2 02:52:54 2009
Q. How much do advertising usually pay per click while advertising online? I know that depends on the industry and on the product that one is advertising but if one were to advertise an online business, how much is she/he expected to pay per click if chooses the pay-per-click option?
Asked by Albanioti - Wed Apr 1 13:16:28 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. this is up to you... you can bid from $0.10 to more... but before that, you must have to know, how much you will get from your product... be careful of your bid... if you do wrong, you will waste you money... if like to know more about PPC, you can go to i am always go to that site for research and i will get some great idea from there...
Answered by Maria - Thu Apr 2 02:52:54 2009
What is the best way to sell advertising space?
Q. I currently ride one of the 400 rickshaws in central London and I am looking to get a new one. They cost a lot of money and I would like a company to purchase the advertising space located in the back for 4000. At this price they will get continuous advertising for 5 years. What is the best way for me to approach businesses and companies and sell my idea? Other company currently rent advertising space on the back of a rickshaw for 250 a day! . Your help is much appreciated.
Asked by gumtrunk - Tue Jan 16 18:35:34 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ask the companies currently renting why they think it is good for them. Then use this as a selling point to their competition. Also develop your own USP Also check out your route what type of customers you get, what type of services they would be interested in. When you know this then you can pitch to businesses offering those services etc. When you make your first million remember me!
Answered by noeusuperstate - Tue Jan 16 18:46:57 2007
Q. I currently ride one of the 400 rickshaws in central London and I am looking to get a new one. They cost a lot of money and I would like a company to purchase the advertising space located in the back for 4000. At this price they will get continuous advertising for 5 years. What is the best way for me to approach businesses and companies and sell my idea? Other company currently rent advertising space on the back of a rickshaw for 250 a day! . Your help is much appreciated.
Asked by gumtrunk - Tue Jan 16 18:35:34 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ask the companies currently renting why they think it is good for them. Then use this as a selling point to their competition. Also develop your own USP Also check out your route what type of customers you get, what type of services they would be interested in. When you know this then you can pitch to businesses offering those services etc. When you make your first million remember me!
Answered by noeusuperstate - Tue Jan 16 18:46:57 2007
How can I set up relationship with advertising agencies?
Q. Hi. I work as an account executive for a minority daily newspaper in the US. Unlike other A/E in mainstream media, I can very less money. I want to set up relationships with big advertising agencies to expand my network, and eventually draw ads into my newspaper. I tried so many advertising agencies, but all I had are voice mails and no responses except the front desk receptionist. My question is how can I reach those people in advertising agencies? Any advice is welcomed. Thank you very much.
Asked by luwei6363 - Thu Mar 20 17:36:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think there are at least two avenues for you to consider. An advertising agency or a marketing communications firm might be interested in your newspaper for two reasons: 1. The Media Director of the agency might be interested in reaching what, from your description, sounds like a very tight and well-defined demographic audience. In order to interest a media director, however, you will have to be able to provide detailed information about your newspaper. This would include the following: circulation - how many readers do you have? demographics - what is the actual demographic makeup of your readership? What is their ethnic makeup? How old are they? What kind of incomes do they have? Do they work in white collar jobs or blue collar… [cont.]
Answered by endorphin_boy415 - Thu Mar 20 17:53:02 2008
Q. Hi. I work as an account executive for a minority daily newspaper in the US. Unlike other A/E in mainstream media, I can very less money. I want to set up relationships with big advertising agencies to expand my network, and eventually draw ads into my newspaper. I tried so many advertising agencies, but all I had are voice mails and no responses except the front desk receptionist. My question is how can I reach those people in advertising agencies? Any advice is welcomed. Thank you very much.
Asked by luwei6363 - Thu Mar 20 17:36:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think there are at least two avenues for you to consider. An advertising agency or a marketing communications firm might be interested in your newspaper for two reasons: 1. The Media Director of the agency might be interested in reaching what, from your description, sounds like a very tight and well-defined demographic audience. In order to interest a media director, however, you will have to be able to provide detailed information about your newspaper. This would include the following: circulation - how many readers do you have? demographics - what is the actual demographic makeup of your readership? What is their ethnic makeup? How old are they? What kind of incomes do they have? Do they work in white collar jobs or blue collar… [cont.]
Answered by endorphin_boy415 - Thu Mar 20 17:53:02 2008
How much should I charge for advertising sponsorship?
Q. I am planning to make my business mobile. I am going to put my company logo with some other suppliers advertising on the side of my trailer. How much is the average sponsorship for advertising
Asked by Dan W - Fri Dec 1 15:53:23 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About $5 per thousand ad views is pretty cheap with a bonus for clicks.
Answered by New Millennium Minds - Fri Dec 1 20:12:36 2006
Q. I am planning to make my business mobile. I am going to put my company logo with some other suppliers advertising on the side of my trailer. How much is the average sponsorship for advertising
Asked by Dan W - Fri Dec 1 15:53:23 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About $5 per thousand ad views is pretty cheap with a bonus for clicks.
Answered by New Millennium Minds - Fri Dec 1 20:12:36 2006
How much do advertising designers get payed?
Q. I want to major in advertising design, how much is the salary yearly?
Asked by lory - Wed Apr 8 23:03:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Salary depends on many factors including the work you have to show and the market the job is in. A designer in New York City will make more than a designer in St. Louis. The average will fall around 35k, but that number will fluctuate greatly depending on the city.
Answered by S K - Fri Apr 10 02:40:16 2009
Q. I want to major in advertising design, how much is the salary yearly?
Asked by lory - Wed Apr 8 23:03:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Salary depends on many factors including the work you have to show and the market the job is in. A designer in New York City will make more than a designer in St. Louis. The average will fall around 35k, but that number will fluctuate greatly depending on the city.
Answered by S K - Fri Apr 10 02:40:16 2009
What kind of money would an average sized advertising agency generate?
Q. And if there are any specifics, which i assume there are, just fill them in with your imagination and give me an estimate. Your made-up specifics will help me personalize my question and narrow it down when i ask it again. Also: What would the CEO of an advertising agency be making?
Asked by JaDaWi - Thu May 8 02:25:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 3- 5 million gross with 1/4 for expindetures, 1/4 for salaries and office space so half would be net profits. no ceo for average sized firm. agency manager would net about 2- 300,000.00 though...
Answered by crazzijimsmith - Fri May 9 05:58:04 2008
Q. And if there are any specifics, which i assume there are, just fill them in with your imagination and give me an estimate. Your made-up specifics will help me personalize my question and narrow it down when i ask it again. Also: What would the CEO of an advertising agency be making?
Asked by JaDaWi - Thu May 8 02:25:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 3- 5 million gross with 1/4 for expindetures, 1/4 for salaries and office space so half would be net profits. no ceo for average sized firm. agency manager would net about 2- 300,000.00 though...
Answered by crazzijimsmith - Fri May 9 05:58:04 2008
How does online advertising work? Can someone point me to an article describing the process?
Q. What I want to know is how advertising content is placed onto a server and how that content is delivered from the server to me, the person viewing it. Someone must have written about this somewhere!
Asked by Jordan - Thu Mar 20 02:31:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there are so many ways to advertise online. The most popular is through google your yahoo. Google is called adwords (do a google search and you will get tons of info on it) and yahoo is I think just yahoo advertising. You create an ad, and link to a website and pay per click. They have special code you can install to find where the click came from, what pages they visited and if they bought from clicking that ad. There are tons of articles on it out there, just go to google adwords and check out what they have there and they have all the info you will never need and pretty much the same applies for most others. You also have cost per impressions (which is how many times the ad is viewed, not clicked, cost per acquisition, which is… [cont.]
Answered by MannyV3 - Thu Mar 20 03:12:57 2008
Q. What I want to know is how advertising content is placed onto a server and how that content is delivered from the server to me, the person viewing it. Someone must have written about this somewhere!
Asked by Jordan - Thu Mar 20 02:31:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there are so many ways to advertise online. The most popular is through google your yahoo. Google is called adwords (do a google search and you will get tons of info on it) and yahoo is I think just yahoo advertising. You create an ad, and link to a website and pay per click. They have special code you can install to find where the click came from, what pages they visited and if they bought from clicking that ad. There are tons of articles on it out there, just go to google adwords and check out what they have there and they have all the info you will never need and pretty much the same applies for most others. You also have cost per impressions (which is how many times the ad is viewed, not clicked, cost per acquisition, which is… [cont.]
Answered by MannyV3 - Thu Mar 20 03:12:57 2008
How does a Canadian business find an advertising broker in Canada?
Q. I'm trying to find an advertising broker in Canada. I want to advertise in Canadian mags like loulou, flare, chatelaine, canadian living. I heard it's cheaper to do this through a broker - anyone know any companies that do that?
Asked by Ivo Rush - Sun Feb 11 16:00:49 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you look in the front pages of most Canadian magazines, for instance Canadian Living Magazine it will give a complete breakdown of Departments and contact people for them, including sales and on line sales, etc. If you are interested in advertising in any particular magazine you should find out what companies they deal with. and contact them. I'm sure you could get the info you need from the magazine staff.
Answered by unknown - Wed Feb 14 19:29:56 2007
Q. I'm trying to find an advertising broker in Canada. I want to advertise in Canadian mags like loulou, flare, chatelaine, canadian living. I heard it's cheaper to do this through a broker - anyone know any companies that do that?
Asked by Ivo Rush - Sun Feb 11 16:00:49 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you look in the front pages of most Canadian magazines, for instance Canadian Living Magazine it will give a complete breakdown of Departments and contact people for them, including sales and on line sales, etc. If you are interested in advertising in any particular magazine you should find out what companies they deal with. and contact them. I'm sure you could get the info you need from the magazine staff.
Answered by unknown - Wed Feb 14 19:29:56 2007
How can I start an advertising agency?
Q. I'm wondering if I can start an advertising and/or marketing agency. For the last couple of years I've developed good relations with several people in radio/newspapers/online/T V, etc. So I'm at this stage in which I would like to get something started along the lines of advertising and marketing. I am more into P.R. work than advertising, but I'm being very broad and general with the question, so advertising pretty much covers the entire scope of what I would like to do. I'm pretty creative, net-savvy, and the only thing I'm not aware of is how to get started. Or if there is any specific set of "expectations" from an agency. I've been thinking about getting some referrals by helping some of the lonely booth people in the middle of… [cont.]
Asked by Mario E - Sun Jul 30 09:34:43 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The first thing - for marketing - you'll need is a successful campaign. Do you have a local non-profit that you could volunteer to help? Maybe you could offer to write promotional material if they'll provide the materials - printing, ad costs - you'll provide the labor. If you do something that looks nice and works well, use it as a sample and go around to businesses. If what you did for the np doesn't include advertising, mention your knowledge and contacts. Many businesses (sad to say as I'm in this field) are looking for contract work in marketing so are willing to consider freelance when their current contracts are up. Good luck.
Answered by Lex - Sun Jul 30 09:42:10 2006
Q. I'm wondering if I can start an advertising and/or marketing agency. For the last couple of years I've developed good relations with several people in radio/newspapers/online/T V, etc. So I'm at this stage in which I would like to get something started along the lines of advertising and marketing. I am more into P.R. work than advertising, but I'm being very broad and general with the question, so advertising pretty much covers the entire scope of what I would like to do. I'm pretty creative, net-savvy, and the only thing I'm not aware of is how to get started. Or if there is any specific set of "expectations" from an agency. I've been thinking about getting some referrals by helping some of the lonely booth people in the middle of… [cont.]
Asked by Mario E - Sun Jul 30 09:34:43 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The first thing - for marketing - you'll need is a successful campaign. Do you have a local non-profit that you could volunteer to help? Maybe you could offer to write promotional material if they'll provide the materials - printing, ad costs - you'll provide the labor. If you do something that looks nice and works well, use it as a sample and go around to businesses. If what you did for the np doesn't include advertising, mention your knowledge and contacts. Many businesses (sad to say as I'm in this field) are looking for contract work in marketing so are willing to consider freelance when their current contracts are up. Good luck.
Answered by Lex - Sun Jul 30 09:42:10 2006
What type of advertising would be good for dog kennells?
Q. My girlfriend is setting up her dog kennel's and was wondering if anybody knew a good way for advertising for people to see that her service is there we are situated in Ireland.And if anbody knows a good advertising company and if anybody does advertising cards or anything like that would be great thank you.
Asked by Robert - Thu Jul 23 13:21:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can get discount business cards on the internet- I would also put up fliers at the Vet offices, pet stores and contact as many dog show people as possible. Contact the British Kennel Club for show sites and dates, meet and make contact with people. Hand out cards, do some handshaking and schmoozing. Put ads in local papers, and on the radio. Have a Grand Opening with drawings for prizes and free goodies for the dogs- Like snacks with your business card attached or munchies for the owners with your business name on petit fours in the shape of biscuits. Its lots of work but once your name is out there if she gives little extras as well as great service, word of mouth will do the rest. Good Luck!
Answered by paint1boxers - Thu Jul 23 13:47:55 2009
Q. My girlfriend is setting up her dog kennel's and was wondering if anybody knew a good way for advertising for people to see that her service is there we are situated in Ireland.And if anbody knows a good advertising company and if anybody does advertising cards or anything like that would be great thank you.
Asked by Robert - Thu Jul 23 13:21:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can get discount business cards on the internet- I would also put up fliers at the Vet offices, pet stores and contact as many dog show people as possible. Contact the British Kennel Club for show sites and dates, meet and make contact with people. Hand out cards, do some handshaking and schmoozing. Put ads in local papers, and on the radio. Have a Grand Opening with drawings for prizes and free goodies for the dogs- Like snacks with your business card attached or munchies for the owners with your business name on petit fours in the shape of biscuits. Its lots of work but once your name is out there if she gives little extras as well as great service, word of mouth will do the rest. Good Luck!
Answered by paint1boxers - Thu Jul 23 13:47:55 2009
I am starting a indoor advertising company. How do I contact decision makers at cafes, bars, etc?
Q. I just started an indoor advertising company in my local area. I will be placing indoor billboards in restrooms at businesses and selling the ad space. I am offering free ads in exchange for placing my billboards on location. What is the fastest/best way to contact all the decision makers at restaurants, bars, fitness centers, etc? I would like to sell them the idea of free advertising for their company.
Asked by Anthony - Wed Nov 18 14:14:00 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I just started an indoor advertising company in my local area. I will be placing indoor billboards in restrooms at businesses and selling the ad space. I am offering free ads in exchange for placing my billboards on location. What is the fastest/best way to contact all the decision makers at restaurants, bars, fitness centers, etc? I would like to sell them the idea of free advertising for their company.
Asked by Anthony - Wed Nov 18 14:14:00 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
How much does your business rely on advertising?
Q. I just started a business which is not doing well. I have not done a lot to advertise as it is expensive. How much does a new business need to rely on advertising?
Asked by spoofkill1 - Sat May 10 10:00:14 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can have the best product or greatest service in the world, but if nobody knows it's there, you're going broke for a living. Marketing and promotion are critical to any business success and growth. Try this: Create a billboard web site - a website that describes your services and products and allows buyers to buy on line. If you're only after local business, Google offers a lot of local search options. Just add your address to the keywords. You can build a good-looking website using templates. Just add copy. Add a free checkout like osCommerce, open a Paypal account and start hyping the website through traditional marketing outlets. For example, use the classifieds in the local newspaper with nothing but your URL. It piques… [cont.]
Answered by editor@webwordslinger.com - Sat May 10 11:22:28 2008
Q. I just started a business which is not doing well. I have not done a lot to advertise as it is expensive. How much does a new business need to rely on advertising?
Asked by spoofkill1 - Sat May 10 10:00:14 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can have the best product or greatest service in the world, but if nobody knows it's there, you're going broke for a living. Marketing and promotion are critical to any business success and growth. Try this: Create a billboard web site - a website that describes your services and products and allows buyers to buy on line. If you're only after local business, Google offers a lot of local search options. Just add your address to the keywords. You can build a good-looking website using templates. Just add copy. Add a free checkout like osCommerce, open a Paypal account and start hyping the website through traditional marketing outlets. For example, use the classifieds in the local newspaper with nothing but your URL. It piques… [cont.]
Answered by editor@webwordslinger.com - Sat May 10 11:22:28 2008
What are some good advertising ideas for a massage therapist?
Q. My girlfriend is a licensed massage therapist and just started her own business. She needs advise on advertising. What are some tips she could use? What should she do?
Asked by Ben - Thu Aug 21 00:57:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Suggestions: 1. She should join an online forum for massage therapists she can pick up a lot of ideas there. (e.g. www.massage.meetup.com and choose her location from there) 2. She should also join industry associations or log into their websites so she can subscribe to their newsletters and feeds. (e.g. AMTA, NCMTCB, etc.) Hope this helps a little.
Answered by yunesa - Sat Aug 23 22:35:26 2008
Q. My girlfriend is a licensed massage therapist and just started her own business. She needs advise on advertising. What are some tips she could use? What should she do?
Asked by Ben - Thu Aug 21 00:57:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Suggestions: 1. She should join an online forum for massage therapists she can pick up a lot of ideas there. (e.g. www.massage.meetup.com and choose her location from there) 2. She should also join industry associations or log into their websites so she can subscribe to their newsletters and feeds. (e.g. AMTA, NCMTCB, etc.) Hope this helps a little.
Answered by yunesa - Sat Aug 23 22:35:26 2008
How do you start out in an advertising career?
Q. I have a student who is serious about getting into advertising - he has a degree but would go back to school to study if need be. What kind of trainings should he look for, or in what area of advertising is it easiest to break into?
Asked by nomadic - Thu Mar 22 15:37:42 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your student wants to break into the creative side of advertising, tell him that he should go to a "portfolio school." He'll be able to refine his creative skills and leave with a "book" that will be his resume to get a creative job at an advertising agency or at an in-house advertising department. If he wants to break into account management or media, then I would suggest he start in advertising sales. Tell him to start at a newspaper or radio station, or anywhere selling advertisements. Eventually he is going to make contacts that will get him into an advertising agency if he wants to, or maybe he'd like staying in sales. Wish him good luck for me!
Answered by The ADvisor - Sun Mar 25 04:30:47 2007
Q. I have a student who is serious about getting into advertising - he has a degree but would go back to school to study if need be. What kind of trainings should he look for, or in what area of advertising is it easiest to break into?
Asked by nomadic - Thu Mar 22 15:37:42 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your student wants to break into the creative side of advertising, tell him that he should go to a "portfolio school." He'll be able to refine his creative skills and leave with a "book" that will be his resume to get a creative job at an advertising agency or at an in-house advertising department. If he wants to break into account management or media, then I would suggest he start in advertising sales. Tell him to start at a newspaper or radio station, or anywhere selling advertisements. Eventually he is going to make contacts that will get him into an advertising agency if he wants to, or maybe he'd like staying in sales. Wish him good luck for me!
Answered by The ADvisor - Sun Mar 25 04:30:47 2007
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