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Promote your business through a wide variety of cable TV advertising options and/or a variety of Internet ads. Whatever you choose, the experts at Prisma Digital Cable can help you reach your desired audience and achieve your sales goals.

Prisma Digital Cable Tips for a Better Commercial

Television is the most powerful advertising media. The better we understand its strengths and limitations, the more effectively we can use it. Contact our experienced cable TV Advertising Executives to work with you to follow these key steps:

  • Focus on an advertising strategy
  • Stay focused
  • Know who you are talking to
  • Evaluate your strategy

Focus on an Advertising Strategy

Whatever type of advertising you do, thinking about the following questions will help you develop the advertising that best achieves your goals and will save time in the long run developing the ad.

Objective: What exactly to you want your ad to accomplish for you?

Primary Benefit: What is the single best competitive advantage of your business?

Secondary Benefit: What other main benefits attract people to your business?

Target Audience: Who exactly, do you most want to respond to your ad?

Call to Action: What do you want viewers to do after seeing your ad?

Tone: What kind of personality would you like your company to project?

Stay Focused!

Effective commercials are concise and to the point. Your TV commercial (or "spot") is exactly 30 seconds long. To make the most of those 30 seconds, a tight focus on a single key message is essential.

Often, clients feel that the more information they put into their spot, the better. Research has shown that in fact the opposite is true: if a commercial contains several mixed messages, the viewer will not retain any single message effectively.

Furthermore, each second spent on phone numbers, web-site addresses, business hours, driving instructions, etc., reduces the time to communicate your key message. This is why it is so important to limit the amount of information in your ad. If your key message is effectively and compellingly conveyed, the viewer will go out of their way to find out the rest.

Know Who You're Talking To

The better you can describe the target audience for your ad, the more effectively we can tailor your commercial and your schedule. Spend some time thinking about exactly who you want to reach. What would best get their attention?

Advertising on Prisma Digital Cable TV makes it possible to define and focus on your target audience.

Evaluate Your Strategy

A good TV commercial is... A bad TV commercial is...
Crystal clear about your competitive advantage and what you are promising. Uncertain about exactly what you are offering to persuade the viewer.
More motivating than entertaining. More entertaining than motivating.
Intensely visual—it showcases your business or product in its best light. A radio commercial—it wastes TV’ s potential to show enticing visuals.
Professional looking; flattering to your reputation and stature. Unprofessional or cheap looking; damaging to your credibility.
Compelling and believable. High-pressure or exaggerative.
Focused on advancing the sale. Good ads create a desire for your product. "Cute" or full of flashy effects, while it fails to actually sell your business.
Attention getting—it engages the viewer to find out more about you. Boring.
Tightly focused on a persuasive message that achieves your objective. Too complex or full of too many ideas to convey any one message effectively.

Click here to Request a Quote from one of our Advertising Account Executives.

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