Newspaper advertising and online advertising – the easy way
A great way to make sure your advertising costs stay within affordable limits is to use newspaper advertising in combination with online advertising on newspaper websites. Web Windows can help you maximise your newspaper and online advertising campaigns. We are the best in the business and we know the world of newspaper advertising inside out. Our key media buying recommendations will boost your online advertising strategy and make your advertising budget work harder than ever.
How does online advertising work with newspaper advertising?
- Achieving awareness of a brand or a product can be done much more quickly by using a combination of online advertising and traditional newspaper advertising. Online advertising is great for raising the profile of your product but when customers also see related newspaper advertising, this encourages a strong feeling of trust. Choosing credible and respected media outlets for your newspaper advertising can boost customer confidence because of the ‘halo-effect’ that comes from a link with the quality press.
- People tend to research products on the internet and then use information from newspaper advertising to decide where and when to buy. Nearly 30% of internet-using newspaper readers are likely to go online to research at least one product that they first come across in newspaper advertising.
- Internet advertising can complement newspaper advertising by reaching different target audiences. The audiences for respected news sites online and the colour supplements of a printed newspaper can be very different.
"Newspaper advertising drives web traffic consumer purchasing" quote from Google research.
"In the first half of 2009 internet advertising weathered the recession and grew by 4.6%..." quote from IABUK Research.
Online advertising on newspaper websites with Web Windows
For every small business keen to advertise their products available online, Web Windows opens up the world of colour advertising in the weekend supplement sections of seven broadsheet newspapers. It is now possible to complement this with online advertising in the form of attractive and high profile banner advertising in the online editions of some of these leading newspapers. Using banner advertising with the Guardian, for example, will enable you to reach a huge potential audience. Around 12 million people visit the online version of this British broadsheet every month and each round of banner advertising is guaranteed upwards of 10,000 impressions each month, making it excellent value for money. This type of online advertising is affordable for every small business keen to boost its website sales.
Magazine advertising to drive traffic to your website
If used well, magazine advertising can be one of the most effective ways of flooding your site with high spending traffic. However, magazine advertising costs can be dauntingly high. Web Windows works with you to make sure that every magazine advertising pound you pay out is spent wisely. You will benefit from:
- A rise in the flow of enquiries from your website
- Significantly more online sales
- An increase in repeat orders
- Improved customer loyalty and a long-term competitive advantage
For a one-off cheap magazine advertising deal to test the market visit our This Week's Deals section. If you are looking for a more considered advertising strategy, then you'll find our Ready Made Campaigns useful.
What we can do for small businesses
The success of our business depends on the short term success of our customers. That’s why we provide help and advice on your whole approach to media advertising. We can show you how to combine magazine advertising with newspaper and online advertising to make the biggest impression possible! We also promise not to pressurise you into making a decision that might not be right for your business.
So, if you have discovered this site for the first time and you’re concerned about the rising cost of newspaper advertising, internet advertising or magazine advertising – talk to us. You could be on the verge of saving thousands of pounds.
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Thursday, 02 July 2009 09:35 |
According to recent reports online spending by UK consumers is likely to soar by the end of 2011. The increase can be attributed to the fact that with the easy accessibility of the Internet, online shopping has become a popular pastime with consumers.
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Monday, 29 June 2009 14:50 |
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There have been many recent reports to support the fact that online shopping is on the rise. This fact found further support in the findings by online payment service PayPal, which has predicted that online spending will rise from £8.9billion this year to as much as £21.3billion two years from now.
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Thursday, 25 June 2009 06:02 |
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The Woolworths brand is expected to start trading as an online brand more than six months after the 100-year-old sweets-to-DVD retailer collapsed. It will be revived as an online business by Britain's biggest home shopping retailer, Shop Direct, which bought the brand name in February.
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Monday, 22 June 2009 12:04 |
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Online shopping is fast emerging as the star performer in times of recession. With internet shopper numbers at an all time high, online spending has grown by GBP2.4 billion in 2009. Online spending by consumers on retail purchases will rise by a substantial 13.3% to GBP20.9 billion in 2009, a rate of growth in severe contrast to the historical decline being suffered by the total UK retail market.
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Friday, 26 June 2009 05:05 |
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In accordance with Rupert Murdoch's publicly stated desire that his newspapers around the world to follow the lead of the Wall Street Journal by charging for content, The Sunday Times is set to launch a standalone website that would charge readers for its content.
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Wednesday, 24 June 2009 08:19 |
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According to a survey by PayPal, the online payment system, online sales in the UK are expected to double by the year 2011 while the retails sales are expected to go down to £8.3bn. Online sales are expected to go up from £9bn to £21.3bn.
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Friday, 19 June 2009 09:45 |
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A recent study by PayPal, shows that 60% of small UK companies which accept payments from debit and credit cards have not been affected by recession. The study suggests that the internet has helped to keep small enterprises afloat during the recession.
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