Showing posts with label flexability. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flexability. Show all posts

Thursday, 3 November 2011

The largest advertiser in the world for the past fifty years

 has watched its market share decline steadily for the past thirty years. (General Motors)
 
* One advertiser with a rock steady level of sales spent $50 million a year for five years to increase sales.  Sales rose the first year but fell back to pre-advertising levels by the third year. (Raisin Advisory Board)
 
* One advertiser faced with steadily declining sales spent $50 million a year for 15 years and continues to spend while sales continue to decline in a straight line. (Milk Advisory Board)
 
* One corporation that never advertises, doesn't permit advertising in its retail space, has grown in 6 six years from nothing to the largest seller in its field and has three times the stock market value of General Motors. (Google)
On the subject of the success of Google it is important to note the difference between advertising and listing.
* Advertising describes a message placed in front of many people most of whom have no interest in the message.
* A listing is a message placed in front of people who are looking for information related to that message. Google is pure listing, and it works.
 
But Shopper's Voice consistently lifts sales and all key elements of the marketing program.   Contact Paul Ashby @ paulashby40@yahoo.com. Visit htt://interactivetelevisionorinteractivetv.blogspot.com or call (0044) 01934 620047

Wednesday, 14 March 2007

A guide in how to achieve advertising brilliance in these days of total confusion!

So here is a checklist as to what we think you should be doing, on a regular basis, to help you achieve advertising breakthrough:

One: Believe in and develop total customer involvement and responsiveness.

Two: Pursuing and implementing two-way communication utilising existing
Media.

Three: Create a high degree of flexibility by empowering your customers.

Four: Face up to the fact that what went before is over!

Five: Acknowledge the fact that interactive advertising is the only appropriate form of advertising.

Six: The only thing you must believe in is constant improvement through the implementation of “conversations” with your customers.

Seven: There is no such thing as “above the line” and “below the line” those old fashioned stereotypes are gone…forever!

Seeking further information on how to open up conservations with your customer?
Please visit: http://interactivetelevisionorinteractivetv.blogspot.com

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