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Large balloons: an effective method of advertisement

Large balloons have been a part of human celebrations and festivities for a long time. People of all ages enjoy watching and playing with balloons. Large floating balloons can instill a sense of release, adventure, and freedom from worldly cares. Balloons fill humans with a sense of peace and happiness. This ability to evoke positive emotions is exactly why balloons make excellent advertisement tools.

Helium balloons and other inflatables make effective advertising tools for many reasons. For one, their eye catching nature brings a high level of visibility to any business and its products or services. Higher visibility leads to increased traffic and sales. Additionally, helium balloons are easy to use repeatedly and are simple to maintain. They are also easy to customize with a company logo, and are inexpensive compared to more traditional media. This cost efficiency makes inflatables ideal for any size business’ advertising campaign.

Since people already associate balloons with happy occasions and celebrations, they can be used for most occasions. Helium balloons are perfect to use as decorations and promotional items at grand openings and trade fairs. They are also perfect for dealer sales, holiday events, fund raisers, or other special events. Not only will the helium balloons bring new customers in, they may also attract free news media coverage. The shapes and colors of the balloons can send many nonverbal messages to potential clients. Thus, the client may receive reinforced positive messages from the company on two levels of communication instead of just one.

Moreover, helium balloons and other advertising inflatables come in various sizes. Any of the small to medium sized helium balloons works well for attracting or distributing information to passersby. The larger inflatables and any size blimp provide excellent means of attracting attention from a distance. Thus, balloons are very effective for advertising.

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Big Balloons build up your promotions.

Advertise In A Big Way: use big balloons.

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Have you been thinking about getting a business started? With how the economy has been, it seems like to be a very good idea. But there is a lot that goes into this. What will your business consist of and how are you going to get it started? Once you have figured that out, the next thing is how are you going to get your business name out there into the public. There is a lot of ways to go about this. Buying space in the local newspaper is the most common way to do this. Using big balloons to advertise has been one of the most successful ways to getting your business name out there and in the open.

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Big balloons have been used for advertising for many years and still is used. A balloon advertisement will defiantly grab any civilians attention. A lot of big name businesses use big balloons to help get there name out there or alert people of big deals that are currently going on with the business. To get a business up and running, you need to get your name out there. If you want big sales, a big balloon is ideal for getting those sales. Big balloons are the best way to get your companies name out there into the public.

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It has been shown that something flashy or eye grabbing has improved sales significantly The best way to get the most out of your advertisement balloon is to have it located properly. You do not want to have your balloon where no one will see it. Putting it near densely populated areas is a good way to grab attention. Busy shopping areas are ideal for advertising as well. The best place is to have it, however, is right next to your business that is being advertised. Little signs cannot always be seen from a far. A big balloon on the other hand can be seen just about anywhere. Just remember that location is key for advertising. There are many places that you can go to your very own big balloon. Prices can range from $100-$400 dollars. The more put into it, the grander it will be.

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After selling his consultancy, crayon, in January of 2010, Joseph Jaffe is back in the agency saddle again. His new company is called Evol8tion, LLC.

Evol8tion aims to change the way brands work with technology-based startups via early stage participation with early stage ventures.

“The startup lives in the epicenter of technology-inspired innovation,” said Jaffe. “But brands are often not brought into the picture until the startup is so far downstream in the process that it’s too late to influence direction, partner or truly innovate.”

Jaffe, who is also author of Flip the Funnel, wants to build a bridge between Madison Avenue and Mountain View. Yes, it is a transcontinental project, but it’s work that needs to be done.

On board with Jaffe’s new venture already are two blue chip companies, Kraft Foods and Anheuser-Busch InBev.

“Innovation is no longer a nice to have for brands, it’s now become imperative to stimulate a deeper and more meaningful connection with consumers,” said Ed Kaczmarek, Director of Innovation, Consumer Experiences at Kraft Foods. “We’ve been doing just that with initiatives like our iFood Assistant and Big Fork Little Fork apps, as well as our partnerships with Intel and Shopkick. Through our collaboration with Evol8tion, we are looking to accelerate our innovation pipeline even further.”

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Cars.com grows one’s confidence in car buying situations. Seriously.

For more on that, let’s view the brand’s new Super Bowl spot from DDB Chicago:

According to Tim Nudd of Adweek:

Ad people will see echoes of Richard Grant’s character in How to Get Ahead in Advertising. To me, it’s a happier though no less weird version of the classic “Second Evil Head” spot for Mike’s Hard Iced Tea.

As reported here earlier this week, Cars.com is a brand likely to connect with the Super Bowl audience. And this spot will likely do the trick, as well, given that it will be seen (and appreciated) in loud party environments, not judges booths at Cannes.

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What’s the difference between a talented ad executive and a talented and successful ad executive? Often times, the successful one knows how to present.

While many people are lamenting the pervasiveness of spec creative, or the futility of the pitch process, Peter Coughter argues the case for successful presentation and pitching skills in The Art of the Pitch: Persuasion and Presentation Skills That Win The Business.

Coughter knows his stuff. He co-founded an agency in Richmond and is now a professor at VCU Brandcenter along with a consultant to ad agencies around the world. What he imparts are lessons learned from many years pitching and winning new business.

The Art of the Pitch offers great advice and tips for presentations of all kinds, but even more valuable (and fun) are the stories from other ad execs that complete each section. Bill Westbrook, Jeff Goodby, Anne Bologna, Sally Hogshead, John Butler and others relate anecdotes that are sometimes good, and sometimes embarrassing.

Of all the books that might give you a hand moving up in the ad business, The Art of the Pitch just might be one of the more valuable ones.

Special thanks to Palgrave Macmillan for providing me with a review copy.

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