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What is the best approach for advertising in small town newspapers?

In summary, to write an effective ad, you should identify your target audience and their needs, clearly state the benefits of your product or service, use attention-grabbing language, include a call to action, and provide contact information. The length of your ad should be concise and dependent on the platform and attention span of your audience. Images can be used to make the ad more visually appealing, but they should be relevant and of good quality. To make your ad stand out, be unique and creative, use humor or storytelling, and include customer testimonials or reviews. It is recommended to change your ad every few weeks to keep it fresh, but if it is performing well, frequent changes may not be necessary.
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ChefBilly
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I am new to PC and hope to find what wording works the best in free ads offered in local small town circulation
Should I primarily emphazie recruitment or stick to booking a party.
Any help in finding key words, would be appreciated
Good Luck to All

ChefBilly
 
Well if the ad is free then maybe you could mention both. I think if I had to pick one I would try to get bookings first. That way at your shows you can mention recruiting.
 
I'd stick with parties if you are new. I think its easier to recruit people at parties.
 

Related to What is the best approach for advertising in small town newspapers?

1. How do I write an effective ad?

To write an effective ad, you should first identify your target audience and their needs. Then, clearly state the benefits of your product or service and use attention-grabbing language. Make sure to include a call to action and provide contact information for interested customers.

2. How long should my ad be?

The length of your ad should depend on the platform you are using and the attention span of your target audience. Generally, it is recommended to keep your ad concise and to the point, focusing on the most important information.

3. Can I use images in my ad?

Yes, using images can make your ad more visually appealing and help capture the attention of potential customers. However, make sure the images are relevant to your product or service and are of good quality.

4. How do I make my ad stand out?

To make your ad stand out, try to be unique and creative. Use humor or storytelling to make your ad memorable. Additionally, including customer testimonials or reviews can add credibility to your ad.

5. How often should I change my ad?

It is recommended to change your ad every few weeks to keep it fresh and prevent it from becoming stale. However, if your ad is performing well, you may not need to change it as frequently.

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