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A Brief History of Advertising

Posted by Administrator On March - 5 - 2010

In the ruins of ancient Pompeii and Arabia, messages have been found with an emphasis on commercial and political aspects and themes. The Egyptians used a thick paper-like material called papyrus to create sales slogans and wall posters. This material was also used in various forms of advertising, such as requesting information relating to lost individuals and items, and was common in Ancient Rome and Greece.

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Market Niche: 5 Key Reasons You Want to Niche

Posted by Administrator On November - 20 - 2009

NicheMarket02Often business owners view market niche as narrowing their sales potential or cutting into a profit margin. The truth is, a narrowly defined market niche gives your business POWER. The clearer you are about your market niche, and the more passionate you are about helping them, the more likely your income will substantially increase. Read the rest of this entry »

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The Laws of Small Business Advertising

Posted by Administrator On August - 21 - 2009

AdvertisingSmall business advertising is a science and an art. Companies often miss the fundamentals of advertising. Regardless of the size of your business an understanding of the laws of advertising can reap huge rewards.

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The Basic Argument for Advertising in a Recession

Posted by Administrator On May - 29 - 2009

AdvertisingFrom The Wall Street Journal

When times turn bad, they’re made worse by hesitation, halfway measures, and panicky decisions. Such as the decision to reduce or eliminate advertising. The fact is, companies that maintain or increase their advertising spending during recessions get ahead. A less crowded field allows messages to be seen more clearly, and that increased visibility results in higher sales both during and after a recession.

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