Newspaper
readers are often drawn to the editorial page, where they view “opinion pieces”
which are written by respected members of the editorial staff or others. These
editorial columns are easily distinguishable from other pieces by virtue of the
writer’s picture, a column heading in bold type, and the writer’s byline at the
top of the column. This format has come to represent carefully considered, authoritative
offerings that readers deem to be worthy of their attention.
It
is no accident that we at Syndicated Ad Features offer this same editorial
format to each of our clients in every column that we provide for them. This
presentation is designed not only to immediately capture the reader’s
attention, but also to make them wholly aware of who is writing the piece and
what he or she looks like. Placing our client’s name and photograph in front of
readers’ eyes helps them to identify and bond with our client. The fresh and
interesting client-specific information that follows the headline and byline in
each editorial-style advertisement is designed to educate readers and earn
their trust.
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