All Posts Tagged With: "magazine"

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Some Optimism from the Ad Industry – Finally

More advertising executives plan to increase their ad spending over the next twelve months than decrease it, according to the latest Advertiser Optimism Report (via marketingcharts.com).

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2Dec2009 | Michelle OBrien | 0 comments | Continued

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Big Spenders Still in the Market for Magazines

It looks like the pharmaceutical industry is still spending ad dollars inside magazines — at least in the ones still publishing. Despite legislative pressures and rumors of the hammer coming down on the tax deduction on ad expenses for prescription drugs, big pharma appears to have a soft spot for print. According to the Publishers Information Bureau, from 2003-2008, drugs & remedies in consumer magazines soared 58% to $2.2 billion, ranking it No. 2 behind toiletries & cosmetics.

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20Nov2009 | Courtney Huckabay | 0 comments | Continued
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TV, Magazine Ads More Effective Than Online?

A recent McPheters & Company study seems to show that television and magazine ads are more effective than their online counterparts.

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26Jun2009 | Michelle OBrien | 0 comments | Continued
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Single Copy Magazine Sales Down

While second half numbers aren’t out from the magazines, single copy magazine sales for 2008 appear to be trending down.

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12Jan2009 | Michelle OBrien | 0 comments | Continued