How does packing individuals or group of people make them useful targets for advertisers?
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because they can create an attraction for other people to come.The more the merrier..isn't it.
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They definatly aim their ads at teenagers. So I am gonna guess that they target people from 16-20. However a wide variety like their shoes.
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A marketer is intended to advertise specific company products under pregiven guidelines. for instance, Bob owns a business that makes clown shoes, you are a marketer that Bob has decided to allow to represent him. You're job is to come up with good advertisements, commercials, billboards, etc. and a good slogan for Bob's Big Clown Shoes. Also, you would be required to make this product appealing to as many different groups of people as possible. A good sense of humor and truthfullness will get you far in this business, a little creativity also goes a long way. There are also many statistics that you'll have to look over and take into consideration when presenting your idea's to Bob on how to "market" his product.
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Find a company that has similiar interests in your group's mission. If the group advocates something positive, then a larger company may want to sponsor for good public relations.
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Perhaps you can try a List Broker.  You can target people in a certain age range and DUI's, etc.
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The first step in identifying your target market is understanding what your products/services have to offer to a group of people or businesses. To do this, identify your product or service's features and benefits. A feature is a characteristic of a product/service that automatically comes with it. \n\nFor example, if a toothpaste has a stain-removing formula, that's a feature. The benefit to the customer, however, is whiter teeth.\nWhile features are valuable and can certainly enhance your product, benefits motivate people to buy. \n\nAn example is anti-lock brakes; they are features on a car, but the benefit to the consumer is safety. \nBy knowing what your product/service has to offer and what will make customers buy, you can begin to identify common characteristics of your potential market. \n\nFor example, there are many different consumers who desire safety as a benefit when purchasing a car. Rather than targeting everyone in their promotional strategy, a car manufacturer may opt to target a specific group of consumers with similar characteristics, such as families with young children. This is an example of market segmentation. \nIn one column, list the features of your product/service. In the other, list the benefits each feature yields to the buyer. \n\nFeatures: Benefits: \nList six of each.\n\nStep Two: Segment Your Overall Market \n\nIt is a natural instinct to want to target as many people and groups as possible. However, by doing this your promotional strategy will never talk specifically to any one group, and you will most likely turn many potential customers off. Your promotional budget will be much more cost effective if you promote to one type of customer and speak directly to them. This allows you to create a highly focused campaign that will directly meet the needs and desires of a specific group. Again, this is called market segmentation. \n\nNow you need to look up market segmwentation.
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Probably, but remember that only purchasing a few ads probably isn't a good use of your advertising dollars.\n\nThe two most important keys to effective advertising:\n\n1. Target the right demographic. What people purchase your products or services? Make sure you reach those people and not someone else. For example, advertising to business professionals during daytime soap operas while professionals are at the office probably won't be effective.\n\n2. Make sure your viewers (listeners, etc.) get enough repetitions to remember your ads. If someone sees your TV ad just once, odds are they won't even remember it. It takes a few viewings before people start remembering your ads. Try to make sure that when you purchase an air plan, your average viewer will receive at least 3 impressions (more are better), otherwise, you will likely be throwing your money away.\n\nAmongst various advertising media, outdoor (billboards) and radio traditionally have a lower cost per impression than TV, so they may be better deals for you.\n\nIf you do think you might be interested in TV advertising, talk to sales reps from your local TV stations and cable system(s). They should be able to develop air plans for you that target the demographics you are looking for.\n\nTV sales reps can also generally suggest commercial production companies that do affordable work. And they may even have special programs for new advertisers to make producing your first ad more affordable.\n\nIf you talk to several sales reps, you should be able to get a good deal simply by comparing prices. Just make sure that you're comparing apples to apples. You should be comparing the CPM (cost per thousand impressions) not the overall cost of running ads, or the number of ads being run. And you should make sure that the CPMs you compare are for the same demographic, for example, women 18-34, or people 25-49, income above $50,000.\n\nWhatever you decide your target demographic is, make sure all your CPM estimates from sales reps reflect those demographics and not some other numbers that the station thinks is more favorable to them. Some demographics are much cheaper to reach than others, and you will not be comparing equivalent pricing if you don't look at an identical demo.\n\nHope this helps. :-)
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No matter where you are in the world, people want the same things.Sadly, these are primarily to be richer (or at least appear richer) and look better. So any advert which offers these things will be effective. The main differences in the markets would be in how the message is put across. Overtly sexy images might be offensive in some cultures, for instance.
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Well, I guess I'm not entirely sure what you are asking, but I assume you are asking how to create an environment for a group of individuals that promotes freeflow of information and ideas.\n\nThe simple answer I have for that is openess and allowing everyone to be heard without quick judgement or overly negative reactions.
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There's no magic bullet.  Offer something others feel is valuable that isn't saturated and then design a strategy to get the word out at a cost that allows you to make a profit.
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There are many methods of advertising. You can do many for free while others cost money. Here are some examples of both.\n\nInternet:\nE-mails using signature files, traffic exchanges, surfing programs, safe lists, article submissions (these are very hot), newsletters, and blogs.\n\nconventional:\nlocal cable ads, business cards, flyer's, newspapers, magazines, and bulk mailings.\n\nThe criteria is basically the same for all of them. Make your ads stand out from others similar to your. Make them short and eye catching, and to the point. Use power words that sale in your ads and make sure what ever you are selling or promoting full fills a need.
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it depends on the objective of the marketing program....for instance, if the goal of the marketing program is to increase brand awareness then it`s effectiveness can be evaluated in terms of it`s coverage of it`s target audience base...similarly,  if the goal is to increase product sale, then number of units sold is taken into account..
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IF you mean advertising techniques.. Most use the following\n\nBandwagon: Join the crowd. Everyone is buying it/using it/doing it. \n\nTestimonial: A famous person or authority claims the product is good.
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It is an effective medium of advertisement called as 'Outdoor Media.' To make it effective use the following tips:\n1. Images should be catchy (grasp attention), clutter breaking\n2. Copy should be very brief, so that people read what u want to communicate while passing-by quickly.\n3. Use the location relevent to your target market segment.
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Well, the target market could be any group of customers who could use your product. It is better to prepare a priority list regarding to the level of usage of your product for different customers, then start your marketing procedure as per to that list
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Try to sell something exclusive , \n    for example celebrities shit .
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1.- Radio advertising...it is the best way to get to your primary target\n2.- Flyers to be handed out by good looking females-males...very hard to resist...\n3.- Ask for Partnership with a liquor/beer brand: they usually have separate budgets for proyects such as yours...let the sponsor your special nights.\n4.- An online contest on your website advertised on the radio will help you too...\nI could go on, and on, and on...