Print advertisements, such as color flyers, continue to generate cash flow and develop new revenue streams for virtually every industry. Every business that has developed into an industry leader over the last several decades, did so by utilizing key concepts in advertising that have evolved from very humble beginnings. Not all advertising works, so it is extremely important to understand how ads work, why some succeed while others fail, and what your ads should consist of to generate the maximize ROI. The 3 key elements of print advertising are: 1. Reach the maximum amount of potential customers at the lowest cost possible 2. Design aesthetically pleasing or response-driving artwork 3. Create a need for your product/service while offering "irresistable" benefits to consumers Take a good long look at the product or service you are selling, find a demographic that has a void that you can fill, and target them with amazing advertisements. Create and distribute your flyer printing campaign to reach as many targeted customers as possible, make it appealing so it catches their eye, and then set about filling the void you have discovered by creating or emphasizing a need. You need for this to be in mind when all printing works are undertaken and this needs to be the case no matter who or what the client may do. Take a look at the two burger empires to see just how effective it is to 'borrow' what is working for your competition! It doesn't really matter which corporation did the actual market analysis first, the point is that one of them found a void, filled it by creating a need, and launched an all out print advertising campaign that could fill that need/void. Then, as history has it, the war was on. Although the area of that 'void' those two corporations addressed were to some degree different, they both identified the void and created a need based on something missing in the lives of consumers. Remember, that was the time of the "Me Generation" so when consumers felt like they were losing control of their lives due to the need to care for others, both corporations pounced on that and ran with it. One company promised that consumers could have it their way while the other provided a break from the reality of losing the sense of self that was so vital at that time.
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