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“I told Jenae I hoped everyone would leave with one good idea. I have 2-1/2 pages!”
Gregg Boersma
Eastern US Ad Director
Power & Motoryacht
(6th largest magazine in U.S.)
Eastern US Ad Director
Power & Motoryacht
(6th largest magazine in U.S.)
$ $ $ $ $
Jeff & Cheryl Morey
Publishers
Nursery Retailer
Publishers
Nursery Retailer
$ $ $ $ $
Kristin E. Fisher
Account Exec
BusinessPeople Magazine
Account Exec
BusinessPeople Magazine
$ $ $ $ $
Peter Roos, Publisher
Publishing in Paradise
Publishing in Paradise
Effective Magazine Advertising Sales Training & Consulting
Stress-Free Ad Design®
Bad Ads Lose Customers
Uncover the Rep's key role in ad design...
If you’re thinking, "I’m a sales person. Why do I need to know how to write or design ads," your training has just started. Think about this... what happens when ads aren’t effective? Your magazine is called "ineffective," and Advertisers cancel. Conversely, when you truly partner with your clients, including on an ad-effectiveness level, sales increase and improve - as do your Client relationships!
When Advertisers get no response, your magazine is blamed. Sales people are in a unique position to help create effective ads, and few take advantage of it. They can, and should, get critical information.
The Sales Rep's job is to make sure Advertisers sign up and stay in your magazine. Unhappy Advertisers don't return calls - making it almost impossible to save these accounts.
"I have been in ad sales for more than 20 years. This was one of the
most useful training sessions... much more than I ever would have imagined."
Pamela Burt, Account Executive, Industry Magazine
Graphic artists are designers, not copywriters
They don’t write ad copy and powerful headlines! Graphic artists work with the elements they are given... usually by the Sales Rep. To retain more Advertisers and increase revenue, make sure magazine advertising Sales Reps are involved in the ad creation process.Here's what you will discover...
- How to take charge of this part of the sale
- The critical information Reps need to give to your Art Department so they can design killer, effective ads
- How to write headlines that get attention so ads are read
- And how to motivate action
Included with this session is a check list. This way you easily remember all the important items to include. Don't lose the business you worked so hard to get.
Reps will benefit if...
- Advertisers complain of lack of results, and your Company designed the ads
- Headlines are missing from most of your ads
- Many of your ads start with the Advertiser's name
- Other than a photo, logo, a few bullet points and copy of an ad they’re running somewhere else, Reps don't really know what else to get from Advertisers
- Your Advertisers tell you what to put in their ads, so they are in control of the design process, not you!

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Jenae Rubin • 954-290-9896


