One
of the primary tenets of any advertising strategy is “consistency”. Consumers
are constantly being barraged with all manner of ads. In an attempt to capture
their attention, some advertisers roll the dice with large, full-page ads that
they hope will pay off in a big way. In many cases, they fail to produce the
desired results, because readers just happen to not read the paper that day, or
they simply are not interested in what the ad has to say. If, for these or any
number of other reasons, a big ad goes largely unnoticed, there is no “plan B”.
The fact is that many business owners sink huge portions of their advertising
budgets into large ads, which turn out to be something of a gamble.
A
far better approach consists of running smaller ads frequently and
consistently. By showcasing a format that generally appears in the same section
of the local newspaper every week, advertising professionals create a pattern
that readers are able to recognize and follow. While there is consistency in the
advertising placement and frequency, each advertisement is different from the
one that preceded it, thus assuring continuing reader interest.
At
Syndicated Ad Features, we provide our clients with an effective, high-profile
strategy that fits a modest budget. We believe that many well-placed, smaller
ads will outperform larger, more sporadic advertisements. Our record proves us
correct.
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