1. Advertising How does it work?

2. Types of Advertisement • TV commercials • Billboards • Internet ads • Radio commercials • Pop-Ups • Magazine ads

3. Target Audience • Who is the ad supposed to affect? Adults, children, women, men? • How can you create an ad specifically for this audience? • Know if you’re targeting new or old consumers

4. Loyalty Strategies • Gaining new customers loyalty • Taking a loyal customer from a company and converting them to your own • Reinforcement of existing current customers

5. Loyalty Strategies Keep in mind: • Converting customers is the hardest strategy; people generally don’t like change • Keeping your loyal customers is where most companies make most of their money • Putting all three strategies in one ad will save the company money and generate more profit, though it could be long term

6. Analyzing the ad • In order to analyze an ad correctly, you need a lot of time • Gives companies very detailed and specific information to help improve their advertisements for future needs • If done right, analyzing an ad can boost profit immensely

7. Short Term VS Long Term • Most advertisement works in the long term • People go through numerous steps before committing to a product • Short term advertisement isn’t as common • EX. ads seen shortly before purchase

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