Prescription for Advertising - Volume Two

De: Edmond A. Bruneau

Narrado por: Dick Estell

Chapters include:

• Why Media Planning and Buying Is so Important
• How to Buy Print Advertising
• How to Buy Effective Radio
• The Lure of Television
• Billboards, Buses and Benches
• Signs: The Other Outdoor Advertising Medium
• Reaching Prospects Through the Mail
• Specialty Advertising
• Co-Operate With Co-Op Advertising
• The Challenge of Blazing New Trails

If you've ever asked yourself some of these questions, this book of solid advertising advice is for you. Questions like: What is positioning and why is it important? Why is media planning necessary...what are the formulas? Is CO-OP advertising worth it? Should part of my advertising budget go toward signs? What is synergestic advertising? What's the best way to buy ads in the Newspaper? Is there a trick to buying commercials on Radio and TV? The answers to these questions and many more are inside Prescription for Advertising.

It's uncomplicated, easy-to-understand and enjoyable to read. Find out how advertising works in the real world...and how you can make it work for you. Discover how you can avoid common costly advertising mistakes. Save time by talking to the right advertising people...and avoiding the wrong ones. Prescription for Advertising. A soothing salve for the aches and pains poor advertising often brings. Start applying it to your business today!

©1986 Edmond A. Bruneau (P)2012 Edmond A. Bruneau

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Bruneau's book wasn't written for advertising people - it was written for business people. Concise and easy-to-read, it isn¹t cluttered up with industry jargon and too-precise detail." – ( Business Examiner)

"He knows of where he speaks, and he speaks with a succinct humor that makes easy reading. Bruneau has written a highly practical book about a subject that is often hard to grapple with. This book should be read as an introduction to media, all media." – ( Signs of the Times)

"Prescription for Advertising is a prescription written specifically for the average businessman who needs to advertise, but really doesn't know how to go about it." – ( Memphis Business Journal)