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Print media advertising is a form of advertising that uses physically printed media, such as magazines and newspapers, to reach consumers, business customers, and prospects. Advertisers also use digital media, such as banner ads, mobile advertising, and advertising in social media, to reach the same target audiences.
Print media advertising is physically printed media including newspapers, magazines, posters and billboards, and direct mail.
Newspapers and Weeklies
- Advertisers can choose from a wide range of different types of newspapers, including local, regional or national titles published in daily, evening, weekly, or Sunday editions. Newspapers target different readerships with a mix of content, often including sports, entertainment, business, fashion, and politics in addition to local, national, or world news. Advertisers can buy different sizes of advertising space, from small classified ads with text only, to display ads featuring text, photographs, illustrations, and graphics in sizes up to a full page or even a double-page spread.
Consumer and Trade Magazines
- Magazines offer advertisers extensive choices of readership and frequency. Consumer magazines cover a wide range of interests, including sport, hobbies, fashion, health, current affairs, and local topics. Many business and trade magazines provide coverage of specific industries, such as finance or electronics. Others cover cross-industry topics, such as communications or human resources, while still others focus on job-specific areas, such as publications for executives, marketing professionals, or engineers. Publishing frequency is typically weekly, monthly or quarterly. As with newspapers, advertisers can take advertising spaces from classified ads to full-page ads in black and white or color.
Billboards and Posters
- Advertising on billboards and posters gives advertisers the opportunity to reach consumers on the move. Putting posters in retail malls, for example, helps advertisers reach consumers close to the point of purchase. Posters or billboards in train stations, airports, or busy town centers have the potential to reach large groups of consumers. Advertisers can change the messages on billboards and posters at a frequency of their choice.
Direct Mail: Letters and Postcards
- Advertisers use direct mail to reach smaller target audiences or selected prospects. Direct mail often takes the form of a letter, brochure or flyer sent via the postal service. Advertisers can compile their own list of prospects and customers for the mailing, or rent a mailing list from a specialist firm.
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