Types of Media
Advertising gets to people through different forms ofcommunication. Newspapers, magazines and direct mailbelong to print media. TV, radio and the Internet are among the most important electronic media. Newspapers
Almost half of a newspaper is made up of ads. Local papers have ads of local companies, but nationwide newspapers also advertise products that are sold all over the country. Most papers are published daily so new ads , like products on saleor movie openings can be placed every day. Newspapers sell advertising space in all sections of their paper. In most casesads of products will be put in the section they are related to.
Display ads are big ads that can take up from a few cm to a full page . They have illustrations, headlinesand lots of information on a certain field.
Classified ads appear in a separate section of a newspaper . Most of them only have a few lines and list homes, cars for sale, furniture or other things that private people want to sell or buy.
Magazines
Magazines mostly appear all over the country and are used by national advertisers. In contrast tonewspapers they are read when people have more time. They are kept for a few weeks or even months. Better printing quality and colour ads are among the advantages of magazines.
Many special magazines are made for groups of people. The ads that appear there are especially for these groups. A computer magazine, for instance , may have many ads related to computers, printers or scanners.
Direct Mail
Direct mail consists of leaflets, brochures , catalogs or letters, that are mailed directly to people. Mail-order companies profit from this kind of advertising. Some mailing lists send information to all the people others only have special lists according to the jobs that people have or their age orincome. Direct mail costs a lot of money, but advertising companies can be sure that they will reach the people.
Radio
Local advertisers place about 70 per cent of advertising on the radio. An
Almost half of a newspaper is made up of ads. Local papers have ads of local companies, but nationwide newspapers also advertise products that are sold all over the country. Most papers are published daily so new ads , like products on saleor movie openings can be placed every day. Newspapers sell advertising space in all sections of their paper. In most casesads of products will be put in the section they are related to.
Display ads are big ads that can take up from a few cm to a full page . They have illustrations, headlinesand lots of information on a certain field.
Classified ads appear in a separate section of a newspaper . Most of them only have a few lines and list homes, cars for sale, furniture or other things that private people want to sell or buy.
Magazines
Magazines mostly appear all over the country and are used by national advertisers. In contrast tonewspapers they are read when people have more time. They are kept for a few weeks or even months. Better printing quality and colour ads are among the advantages of magazines.
Many special magazines are made for groups of people. The ads that appear there are especially for these groups. A computer magazine, for instance , may have many ads related to computers, printers or scanners.
Direct Mail
Direct mail consists of leaflets, brochures , catalogs or letters, that are mailed directly to people. Mail-order companies profit from this kind of advertising. Some mailing lists send information to all the people others only have special lists according to the jobs that people have or their age orincome. Direct mail costs a lot of money, but advertising companies can be sure that they will reach the people.
Radio
Local advertisers place about 70 per cent of advertising on the radio. An