I've always maintained that print media acts as a driver to online content. Why? While newsprint is experiencing difficulties and some broadsheet news media are even scaling down to tabloid, informative magazines are in a class of their own. Well, anything you touch and move around has greater affinity with your senses and there's nothing better than the feel of smooth glossy / coffee table type magazines.
They are also focus the attention of the reader/viewer better than e-editions that compete on tablets with a range of different apps. In the South African B2B media, this is especially true, which is why I always advise my clients to advertise in professional magazines.
Therefore I find the article written by Steve Smith in MinOnline at http://www.minonline.com/news/20519.html to be very relevant.
"Google and Ipsos find that 48% of smartphone readers are performing mobile queries off of ads they see in magazines. In this regard, print holds up well with other media, since only 35% of smartphone users search off of poster and billboards, while 57% do so from in-store promotions and 58% from TV. Magazines in particular are key drivers of the mobile ecosystem."
Take a look and see if you agree!
Gareth
EnergyMC ( Marketing Communications ) provides clients with freelance copywriting, photography and media services. In Cape Town. Services include advertising, social media, press releases, copy writing, photography and an advert booking service. Services also for international clients.
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
THERE'S STILL A GREAT ROLE FOR PRINT MEDIA ADS !
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