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Six Different Types Of Advertising Medi
Six different types of advertising media:
1. Television
2. Print (Magazines, Newspaper, Brochures)
3. Online
4. Billboard(Kiosks, Events and Trade-shows)
5. Radio
6. In-store
Six different types of advertising campaigns those are most effective on me personally. The most effective advertising to reach me is listed in order of precedence and I will use these six types of advertising campaigns based on my personal experience and preference to correctly target potential customers.
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Halbrooks, G. (n.d.). Retrieved December 5, 2013 from About.Com.Media: http://media.about.com/od/brandbuilding/a/6-types-of-media-advertising.htm

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