Clients Love Getting Competitor Ad Information

“ With current information on print advertising, Flat Fee Media continues to provide its clients with valuable data revealing competitor ad strategies. Clients can discover unknown markets and venues that could be ideal for both print and online media. ”

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(eTradeWire.Org) – With current information on print magazine advertising, Flat Fee Media continues to provide its clients with valuable data regarding where, when, and how often competitors place ads. This enables clients to discover unknown markets, fill advertising voids, and find magazines that offer ideal vehicles for online media opportunities

Recent unsolicited testimonials from clients include:

"We knew we had to advertise or keep losing market share. But we were kind of shooting in the dark without really knowing what the major players in our industry were doing. So we gave Flat Fee Media the competitors' names, and received outstanding reports on which magazines the big guys were in, what months they advertised in, and even the headlines of the ads they ran. We saw all the voids in our media plan and plugged them, and our leads dramatically increased. We'll continue to use Flat Fee Media." -- Stephen J. Morse, [marketing manager at an electrical switching manufacturer]

"We're a small business, and at first I thought: 'Why do I care where the big companies advertise? They can afford it a lot more than we can.' But Flat Fee Media pointed out that we may discover new markets for our products just by seeing where the leaders advertise. Additionally, the magazines the competition advertises in would probably offer cost-effective online ad opportunities for us, so we could at least have a voice alongside the big players. Flat Fee was right -- it turned out to be a real blessing, sales-wise. Way to go, Flat Fee!" -- Jillian Tenneson [co-owner of a medical device manufacturer]

"We always put together a media plan based on our 30 years of experience in this business. Then we saw an ad that said, "The best $500 you'll ever spend on marketing" from Flat Fee Media, which was about getting information on our competition's print ads. So, we took a chance, and the reports were like gold. We saw magazines we didn't even know existed, and market categories we should have been in all along. It also gave us great ideas on where we should put online ads. It really was the best $500 we ever spent!" -- Leland "Mac" Sanders [vice president of sales & marketing at a uniform supply company]