Advertising without an agency made easy / Kathy J. Kobliski.
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Female Library | HF5823 .K624 2005 (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | 1 | Available | STACKS | 51952000105466 | |
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Main Library | HF5823 .K624 2005 (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | 1 | Available | STACKS | 51952000134312 |
Includes index.
1. Define your business -- 2. Develop your brand -- 3. Public relations -- 4. Maintain your customer base -- 5. Define your market -- 6. Media sales reps -- 7. Interns -- 8. Co-op advertising -- 9. Political advertising -- 10. Radio -- 11. Radio production -- 12. Television -- 13. Television production -- 14. Whatcha gonna say? : radio and television -- 15. Print -- 16. Direct mail -- 17. The Internet -- 18. Outdoor advertising -- 19. Transit advertising -- 20. Be your own agency and keep 15 percent -- 21. Tracking -- 22. Conclusion.
"Using clear definitions, entertaining analogies and a conversational tone, Kathy J. Kobliski will walk you through the entire marketing process, pointing out hazards and opportunities along the way, including: comprehensive strategies for promoting your business via a variety of media such as TV, radio, print, direct mail, transit and the internet; easy-to-use work sheets to identify media outlets, monitor changes, track results, and analyze the strengths, weaknesses and threats to your business; and countless strategies for saving time and money, including how to enlist professional help for free and reduce costs 15% by becoming an in-house agency."--BOOK JACKET.
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