Posted by admin on March 21st, 2008 in Design Tricks and Techniques, Recommended Reading, Yellow Pages Ad Basics
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!“Yellow Page Advertising: 4 Need-to-knows” is a helpful and to-the-point article from Chris Mitchell at 25-8 Marketing, Inc., who divulges four very useful tricks concerning yellow pages. For instance, says Chris, ” Most people are right-handed. They hold the […]
Posted by admin on February 10th, 2008 in Advertising Your Home Office, Design Tricks and Techniques, Internet Yellow Pages, Yellow Pages Ad Basics, Yellow Pages Resources
Guest Article by Dr. Greg Chapman
Each year there’s is a Yellow Pages Race where competitors in each category are encouraged to outspend each other. There is only one winner in this race, and it is not you! Too many advertisers waste their money on Yellow Pages advertising without first considering their […]
Posted by Steve Yankee on October 25th, 2007 in Case Histories, Recommended Reading, Traffic-Pulling Techniques, Yellow Pages Ad Basics, Yellow Pages Resources
For years, attorneys and law firms were strongly discouraged from advertising their services. “Bad for our image, a lawyer soliciting for work,” muttered the Powers That Be. I remember quite fondly when the Bar Association relented and gave them the okay to advertise. It was the marketing equivalent of the Repeal of Prohibition! We watched […]
Posted by Steve Yankee on October 24th, 2007 in Traffic-Pulling Techniques, Yellow Pages Ad Basics
In many cases, people who call to inquire about your services don’t really know what they should be asking you…so, asking for your price is always a safe bet. If you get one of these calls, suggests Steve Wernick of the event videographer’s organization 4EVER Group, the first thing you should do is ask THEM […]