Easter Bunny Inflatables

Happy Easter!

Christians commemorate the Resurrection of their Savior on Sunday, April 8, 2012.

In the US the Easter Bunny has become a tradition for many families. A fun celebration that brings the kid out in many! Hunting Easter Eggs, getting candy and going to church.

Enjoy your Easter!

Easter Bunny Says Happy Easter!

Many businesses us advertising blimps to promote Easter sales.

Easter Bunny Inflatables is a post from: Advertising Balloons

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Advertising Blimps

Advertising blimps, power for the small fish too!

As getting the attention of people and turning them into potential customers is a continuous uphill task, advertising blimps are now being used to make this task much less complex.

11 ft. Blimp with lettering – from $725.00

Getting attention is hard

In today’s tough times, one of toughest tasks for any advertiser or marketer is to get the attention of people. After one manages to get their attention, then comes the tough task of turning these prospects into buyers. It is all one big chain reaction.
The challenge of getting the attention of people has become so big today as there are so many different brands advertising all kinds of products and services. Thus, the messages of advertisers get lost very easily.

A bigger challenge for companies with no advertising budgets

The challenge to get products or services noticed by people gets even harder when the company is a small one and has absolutely no advertising budget or a very small one. This is truer in the case of local companies. These companies too have to advertise as they too face stiff competition.
But this is not at all easy for small companies as they have to compete with the massive ad budgets of giant conglomerates…companies that literally burn money to advertise. So what can a small company do to advertise its product or services so that people actually sit up and pay attention?

The answer lies in advertising blimps

These huge blimps are the best way to leverage the power of low advertising budgets and yet get the attention of people. This is because these giant ad blimps help in drawing a lot of attention no matter where they may be set up – in a field, at a play park, at a booth or even at a trade event or some special function. In fact they can even be set up right outside any kind of a retail outlet.
No matter where they may be, these blimps get a lot of attention from people who are passing by, people who are driving by or even from people who are working in their offices or relaxing at home.

The many benefits of these giant blimps

As they can draw the attention of people very easily and as they are also very cheap (No need to buy them, you can just rent them!), they offer a very low cost but highly effective advertising and promotional solution.
No doubt of it, these advertising blimps are definitely a great choice today for both large and small businesses too, because they get the attention of people very easily. And that really is the basic rule of advertising isn’t it?

Advertising Blimps Bring Power to the Small Fish is a post from: Advertising Balloons

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Once upon a time in Adlandia, you hadn’t made it until you were working on a car account. To this day a great car account is still prestigious and potentially lucrative. But this won’t last if young Americans continue to walk, ride a bike, or take public transportation to work.

According to Jordan Weissmann of The Atlantic, “auto makers are worried about the Millennials. They just don’t seem to care about owning a car.”

The New York Times reports that forty-six percent of drivers aged 18 to 24 would choose Internet access over owning a car.

Is this a generational shift, or just a lousy economy at work? To answer that question, General Motors has enlisted the help of MTV Scratch, a unit of the giant media company Viacom that consults with brands about connecting with consumers.

Automakers are realizing that if they do not adjust to changing youth tastes, they “risk becoming the dad at the middle school dance,” said Anne Hubert, senior vice president at Scratch, who leads its consulting practice and works closely with G.M.

The problem may be addressed with new and better product offerings from Detroit’s finest, but there are larger shifts in the culture that may keep the innovative new products from being widely adopted. For instance, 88 percent of Millennials want to live in an urban environment, where having a car is expensive, a pain in the ass and largely unnecessary.

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