"Advertising is the principal reason why the business man
has come to inherit the earth."
James Randolph Adams
Can we help you inherit the earth?
"Let me say that as per usual, you have amazed me with your
creativity.
The ad looks ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!!!!!"
Nicci Colussi, Marketing Manager, Cape Quarter Shopping Centre
"Ad was beautiful. Copy, design and impact clarified our
restaurant & its focus generated good word of mouth &
curiosity & experimentation of people who might never seek us
out weekday business improved; new customers tried us out.
One customer said: 'I never read ad copy, but I read every single
word'."
Ann Porotti, Owner, L'Avventura Restaurant
Whether you need one ad or a series of messages across different media, we can help develop the theme, we can write, design, photograph, illustrate and produce the ads, research and select the media, and book and monitor placements. And we can integrate all media advertising with your online, promotional and sales campaigns to make sure that you really inherit the earth ...
Advertising outside the box
Virtually any medium
can be used for
advertising. Commercial
advertising media can
include wall paintings,
billboards, street
furniture,
printed flyers and rack
cards, radio, cinema
and television adverts,
web banners, mobile
telephone screens,
shopping carts, web
popups, skywriting, bus
stop benches, human
billboards, magazines,
newspapers, town criers,
sides of buses, banners
attached to or sides of
airplanes ("logojets"),
in-flight advertisements
on seatback tray tables
or overhead storage
bins, taxicab doors,
roof mounts and
passenger screens,
musical stage shows,
subway platforms and
trains, elastic bands on
disposable diapers, doors
of bathroom
stalls, stickers on apples
in supermarkets,
shopping cart handles
(grabertising), the
opening section of
streaming audio and
video, posters, and
the backs of event
tickets and supermarket
receipts. Any place an
"identified" sponsor pays
to deliver their message
through a medium is
advertising.
From
Advertising (Wikipedia)
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