The Fundamentals of AdvertisingButterworth-Heinemann, 1999 - 384 pages The Fundamentals of Advertising is widely recognized as the most comprehensive and informative introduction to the area for both professionals and students. The new edition has been fully revised and updated and provides a comprehensive coverage of the whole business of advertising and its associated promotional areas, including public relations, sales promotion and sponsorship. The authors use a wide range of examples to illustrate their themes and an informative series of guidelines and checklists of value not only to students but to those applying the various techniques. Topics the authors examine include: The role of the advertising agencies, Planning advertising campaigns, Setting budgets, The scope of below-the-line promotion, How advertising materials are created and produced, The issue of control in advertising, International advertising. Fully revised and updated second edition Endorsed by ISBA One of the key texts in the area from a widely known author team |
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... ideas that travel 369 19.8 Is standardization possible? 371 19.9 Organization for international advertising 375 19.10 Summary 377 19.11 References 378 19.12 Further reading 378 19.13 Questions for discussion 378 Index X Contents.
... ideas that travel 369 19.8 Is standardization possible? 371 19.9 Organization for international advertising 375 19.10 Summary 377 19.11 References 378 19.12 Further reading 378 19.13 Questions for discussion 378 Index X Contents.
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