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Aegean Zhang added an answer to this question
Is print advertising still worth your money?
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Aegean Zhang

Aegean Zhang, Marketing Manager at Yes Post

Well, I personally prefer print advertising not because I am into the same business, but I work for it because I got very good reviews from the people.  It has the ability to target readers effectively in the local criteria. Whether it is online or offline advertising, people just want to be inspired themselves, find interesting topics, and want to get genuine news. 

Aishah Mustapha added an answer to this question
Any Memorable Radio Ads By Businesses Stuck In Your Mind?
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Aishah Mustapha

Aishah Mustapha, Community Manager at ONETOUCH ACCOUNTING SOLUTIONS

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I don’t think National Tiles qualify as a small business, but their Frank Walker voice and accent stays in your head. There are a few lessons small businesses can learn from their radio ad.
 
Their message is simple, and important information are repeated, which is like most good radio... expand
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How much should you spend on advertising?
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Brian Dorricott

Brian Dorricott, Startup Guide at Meteorical

Absolutely - test and measure.

But perhaps you're on the wrong track

"The price of being unremarkable is advertising."

So how can you make yourself more remarkable so that word-of-mouth (still the best form of introduction) can happen? Check out the Gaddie Pitch as a way to articulate this.

Aishah Mustapha added an answer to this question
Which is more effective: TV advertising vs YouTube advertising?
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Aishah Mustapha

Aishah Mustapha, Community Manager at ONETOUCH ACCOUNTING SOLUTIONS

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Yes, I agree with Tom. It depends a lot on who you are trying to reach out to.
 
TV still has a wider reach or higher penetration in Australia than YouTube but that number is slowly declining as the younger demographics between 18- 49 year olds are watching less and less. The over 50s are... expand
Prosper Taruvinga added an answer to this question
How much does Spotify advertising cost in Australia?
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Prosper Taruvinga

Prosper Taruvinga, Digital Marketing Expert at Livelong Digital Pty Ltd

So, we just got approved to advertise on Spotify and have placed our first Ad. Their Ad manager is simple to use and very straight forward. We took the minimum option they have of $250 dollars and our target audience is in Melbourne.  Based on the target we chose, It will be $0.031 per listen. I shall update this when the Ad goes through. They also do the voice over for you if you want. which makes it worth it.

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