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Effective Advertising- Get more sales using Innovative Advertising Author Name: John Snyder Contact Email Address: info@profwordsearch.com Word Count: 653 Format: 60 CPL Copyright Date: 3-08-05 You may publish this article in your ezine, newsletter on your web site as long as the byline is included and the article is included in it's entirety. I also ask that you activate any html links found in the article and in the byline. Please send a courtesy link or email where you publish to: info@profwordsearch.com Effective Advertising Get more sales using Innovative Entertainment. By John Snyder Copyright © 2005 You may not always be able to judge a book by its cover, but identity materials can speak volumes about a business, and about you. Business cards, brochures, stationery, and other printed pieces can be permanent reminders that you're a qualified, dependable professional who can do the job for your customers. Selecting and developing identity materials depends on the type of business and its target market. You'll need to do some research about your customers, where and how they get their information about comparable services, and tactics used by similar businesses. Then, decide how much you can afford. While you shouldn't scrimp on identity materials, spending extra money for elaborate pieces doesn't always guarantee results. There are many ways to develop identity materials, however I have found that using a specific Wordsearch technique draws attention to both the reader and the product or service being advertised. The combination of traditional Ads with entertainment are turning the heads of business owners all over the country, and the world. Let's say you're a financial planning consultant. You sell services such as investments, mutual funds, and savings plans. Rather than place an Ad that directly markets these services, you could use wordsearchs' original concept which draws readers like a magnet. Your readers will spend up to 30 minutes reading your ad. Let's say you're an image consultant helping people to enhance their appearance. You could make the people who are reading your Ad feel entertained while feeling comfortable knowing they can buy your makeup kit, plus offer them a free report, sample or consultation all by using wordsearch. The idea Is to have people come to you rather than you to them. Being in the information age, I personally prefer the "wordsearch" style of lead generation. The Incentive you offer doesn't have to relate directly to what you do. As long as it logically appeals to the same target market, you're on your way. There are three reasons why wordsearch works, they include 1) The Ads will keep people reading for 30 minutes or more. Your message will have maximum impact with a high ratio of sales. 2) Your Ad is custom made just for you. Your readers will enjoy a fresh new approach and be really interested in your message. 3) There's a complete area covering your entire trading zone. You can get your message out to more people for less cost, and with much higher exposure. You see, the biggest mistake businesspeople often make is when they try to sell themselves as much as possible directly in every communication they produce. In the case of advertising, for instance, they try to draw up immediate clients through institutional advertising or what I call "advertising overkill." They think that by selling themselves right in the ad they will get, not only an immediate response, but also immediate business. This often times backfires and can even take away clients. Many clients I've dealt with usually get as a result of this type of approach a lot of calls but no business -- or at least no long term business. They end up dealing with a lot of people who are merely curious but never serious. Because of hyper competition and the problem prospecting creates, trying to look for pre-qualified prospects can sometimes be worse than a needle in the haystack. Using wordsearch eliminates the hassle of selling yourself or your products/services. It entices your visitor to buy and not get turned off by useless hype. It Convinces your visitor that your product/service has the benefits they need. About The Author John Snyder is the chairman and founder of Prof Wordsearch and Ad-Vantage Advertising. He has 10 years experience in running his own business, and has wide knowledge of marketing and business practices. John and his team creates wordsearch Ads for all types of business. Copyright © 2005 AD-VANTAGE ADVERTISING http://www.profwordsearch.com

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