ADVERTISING - We have a store front window. In the store I want to place a 10 foot x 50 foot poster.?
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Advertisers normally provide/pay for the finish material, install the poster and pay contractual rates for advertising displays. For example you can negotiate for minimum of 30 days for X-dollars (the longer the period, the cheaper the rates). There are no norms for window-display advertising in Asia; most are store-owned.\n\nYou determine a rate that's good for you and reasonable to advertiser (win-win situation). Don't price yourself out!
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Post an ad on Craigslist...
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you need to make the potential manager believe what you have is a marketable item.convince them by putting together a professional presentation. good luck
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How about a nice family picture put in a nice frame.  Like if you have your own family get a really nice picture done at Walmart.  I believe that will cost you about $10 and put it in a nice picture frame.
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check out billboard.com
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I would stick a poster up in Gretna Green
101825
I would say contact an ad agency in your city or local TV station or media outlet.
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*** hellow,\nsize dosn't matter ? even 3'' or less can serve your purpose.
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You could put up adverts that you can make yourself in shops and local places or the bigger towns. Good time of year for that. One of my sisters used to do that and she just made her own wee posters with one of her paintings as an example and her telephone number. Try that and see.
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What are the dimensions of the poster? Let w be the width of the poster. Then w + 25 is its height.\n\nWhat are the dimensions of the board? The width is w + 10 and the height is w + 35.\n\nThe area of the whole board is \n\n(w + 10)(w + 35) = w^2 + 45 w + 350\n\nThe area of the poster is \n\nw * (w + 25) = w^2 + 25w\n\nThe area of the border alone is \n\nw^2 + 45 w + 350 - w^2 - 25w = 1350\n20w + 350 = 1350\n20w = 1000\nw = 50\n\nThe answer is D.
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Just take one you want to use and edit it to be 50x50. Just remember if it's very big or too much is in it ... it will become so small you can't see it.
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id say \nWRITE AN APPLICATION PLEASE!!!
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Call your local theatre and ask for the phone number of their local distributor's office.\n\nYears ago, I did this for a Halloween party. I made an appointment and got a lot of posters for horror movies and everypne thought it was great! Please bear in mind, the posters and other items will be folded for storage, they are not rolled up, so there will be fold lines.\n\nThis was cheaper and easier than E-Bay.
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(1) Put something exciting (plus rudimentary contact info only if you don't mind?) in the top bar to the right of the branding logo;\n\n(2) make any graphics load faster;\n\n(3) if you have more than one page, then limit the graphics on the first page and grab the customer's attention there by a quick load to make them stay, and give them easy and quick navigation, at the top of each page, to other pages: limited graphics on each page, for quick loading (maybe some sort of thumbnails that could be clicked for larger detailed images?)
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I dont know about the shops location..it usual matters A LOT\nTaking into consideration the brands you named you already tried to extend business activities into disparate fields of brands...since that didnt work you might as well try and go for something new.\nIf you have young customers passing your shop I would suggest to at least start one display window with - you wont like it, I know - rappers outfit (street/sportswear). Wouldnt mean degrading your store, most of these clothings are quite expensive so it wouldnt be scaring away your present customers, would just help you to diversify.
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A friend of mine has a framing business. She has fabulous books of art works, prints and posters she orders for her clients. \n\nBeautifully crafted, sophisticated pottery is another option, as well as the (frameable) work of local artists. Instead of putting your own money into their works, contact local talented potters and artists and take their work on consignment. Use contracts and make it a business agreement. This gives them an outlet for their work and gives you merchandise without an outlay of your own cash. It also gives you an artistic 'gallery' atmosphere. \n\nDo you have enough space to rent to artists to give group art classes? These people would be future customers of yours and allow you to make the space pay.\n\nIf you use any of these ideas and it works out let me know. I would be interested to hear. Good luck with your venture!
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what are the items which you are selling? if they are not too large, can you keep one room to store them. put an advert in your local paper. good luck