MAGAZINE ADVERTISEMENT

 Advertising is a way of promoting some product or service. It is an attempt to persuade potential customers to procure or to devour more of a particular brand of merchandise or service. It is a service industry which is aimed towards the announcement of information, knowledge and ideas to and on behalf of others. The fundamental reason of advertising is to rationalize sales and erect a brand name.

Advertising sector is rising very swiftly day by day. A profession in this segment is pretty exciting and at the same time very testing with numerous agencies opening up every day. Employees who are in this profession have to carry out numerous vital roles and errands.

GUIDELINES FOR WRITING AN AD

1.      Write ad from the reader's point of view, not yours.

2.      Benefits are stressed, not features you're proud of.

3.      Keep the language simple. You can easily lose your reader by using unnecessary shoptalk.

4.      Inform the reader, honestly. Avoid overstatements. Instead use enthusiastic, persuasive words.

ADMISSION ANNOUNCEMENT

 Admission for classes Ninth & Ten shall remain open up till March 05, 2010

XYZ School is managed and operated by a team of educationist, headed by a renowned educationist having an excellent track record of establishing and operating schools across the country. 

The school believes in imparting quality education through activity based learning program and has taken care of all aspects of education and personality development in its curriculum.

Please bring the child along with his birth certificate at the time of admission.  For admissions inquiries and details, please contact the Admission Office or visit our website: xyzschools.edu.pk

Make it easy for the reader to respond. There's no sense in writing an ad if you don't ask for the sale.

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