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Print Matters
by
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Robert Lauterborn
Chapter 1 The Importance of Print
The Primacy of Print
Parting Shot
Chapter 2 Are You Talking to Me?
In Focus
Differences and Distinctions
Even a Unique Attribute Isn’t Enough
But There’s More
Engineers Aren’t Always to Blame
“You can observe a lot by just watching.” (Yogi Berra)
Two Types of Research
What Do You Do with All That Stuff?
Taking It to the Next Level
Recap
For Further Reading
Chapter 3 First, Get My Attention
In Focus
It’s Not Who’s First; It’s Who Lasts
What’s My Motivation?
Research: Hitting the Sweet Spot
It’s Not an Either/Or Decision
Where’s Waldo?
Why, Daddy?
Hierarchy of Customers
It’s All in Your Head
Recap
For Further Reading
Chapter 4 Visuals Reach Customers
In Focus
Graphic Arts
Use Captions
Using Photographs
Legal, Cultural Cautions
Stock Photos Can Backfire
Recap
Notes
For Further Reading
Chapter 5 Headlines and Subheads
In Focus
Heads and Visuals: Working as a Team
Types of Headlines
Rules to Follow—Usually
Subheads
Recap
Notes
For Further Reading
Chapter 6 Copy That Makes the Sale
In Focus
That Golden Lemon
Chapter 7 Select the Proper Font
In Focus
Major Font Characteristics
Type Personalities
Element Relationships
Boldface
Italics
ALL CAPITALS
Reverse Type
Other Considerations
Text Alignment
Column Width
Recap
For Further Reading
Chapter 8 Designing an Ad
In Focus
Equilibrium
Proportion
Contrast
White Space
Color
Overprints: Printing Text on Top of Photos
SAUs
Recap
Notes
For Further Reading
Chapter 9 Direct Marketing
In Focus
Direct Mail
Mailing Lists
Envelope
Postage
Letter
Collateral
Timing
Catalogs
E-Mail
Online Advertising
Recap
Notes
For Further Reading
Chapter 10 Out-of-Home
In Focus
Billboards
Transit Advertising
Inflatables
Miscellaneous
Notes
Chapter 11 Ad Campaigns
In Focus
What Are You Trying to Accomplish?
Corporate Advertising
Issue Advertising
Consumer Advertising
Trade Advertising
Integrated Marketing Communications
Recap
For Further Reading
Chapter 12 Selling the Work
In Focus
Selling in Print
Selling vs. the Competition by Content Analysis
Recap
Chapter 13 Legal and Ethical Issues
In Focus
Legal Concerns
Ethical Concerns
Sexism in Print Ads
Why Be Ethical?
Recap
Notes
For Further Reading
About the Authors
Appendix A
American Advertising Federation (AAF)
Appendix B
Power of the Printed Word: International Paper Campaign
Glossary
Illustration Credits
Index
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