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Overview
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Eye
Catching Ads |
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for
Magazines & Newspapers
Photography,
Design, Writing, Prepress.
Always on schedule. Artwork guaranteed.
Starting
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 $199.00
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ADVERTISMENTS FOR MAGAZINE
OR NEWSPAPER
A common advertising avenue for many companies is
to buy space (various sizes) in a magazine or newspaper.
Magazines are always full colour publications requiring
a full colour ad with high quality images and photography.
Newspapers can be full colour or greyscale. |
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ONE AD TO FIT MANY SHAPES
AND SIZES
Ideally, to keep things simple and to save time and
money, having one ad made and produced at several different
sizes is a good idea. This way, if you want to send
it to 5 different publications which all require a different
size, you will be prepared. |
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COMING UP WITH THE INITIAL
IDEA FOR THE AD
If the ad is trying to sell a product, you must tell
the viewer exactly what the product is and what the
strong or unique benefits are. Images or photos showing
the product itself or the benefits of the product are
recommended.
When creating an ad for a service, it is beneficial
to give the viewer a feeling of confidence through your
ad. This means making a professional looking ad and
emphasizing the positive and unique aspects of your
service. Giving the viewer information that relates
to their life somehow will make them more comfortable
choosing you.
When advertising your company as a whole, creating a
memerable logo, slogan, and/or character, can go a long
way when trying to hammer something into peoples heads. |
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ABOUT BRANDING - THE GOOD
AND THE BAD
For most companies, the goal of consistent advertising
is to successfully brand their product(s), which can
require consistent output of money and resources. Being
on top is good in the world of corporate branding, since
everybody knows your name and will look for you at stores.
However, once your on top, it is difficult to stay there,
and if you dont keep investing into it, people will
see you fade out and your company and/or products can
look like a failure. |
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