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OFFLINE TOOLS
More contact means more ways to share information. More word of mouth.
Integrated communication allows companies to benefit from different tools to inform, involve, support the customer and convey their presence and sales.
Among these, offline tools include: flyers, posters, billboards, billboards, advertisements in trade journals – newspapers, magazines and periodicals – television, radio and cinema ads, interviews and publications, but also direct mail, brochures and contact forms.
The profile of classic media, once only analog, is now moving towards the digital dimension.
Benefits of communicating on offline tools:
They have a strong territorial bond, which becomes the only factor defining the public
They enhance sensory experiences, both visual and auditory, also thanks to new technologies
Physical presence triggers a more lasting mnemonic effect on a temporal level
Able to reach even the audience that does not access online
Insights
Useful tools
Online and Offline Marketing: Differences and Similarities
FEW WORDS
Prefer short and concise texts, the out-of-home audience does not like to waste time
Attract attention, yes, but avoid distracting those who are driving or walking
NO PUZZLES
Yes to witty communication, no to overly complex messages
CHOOSE THE AREA
Consider carefully the territorial coverage area based on the available budget
FREE CREATIVITY
The message must remain imprinted in the memories
The 3 Macro Areas of Communication
CALM Project84 in collaboration with sculptor Mark Jenkins: visual stunt (offline) & media (online)
This advert led to the biggest ever conversation about male suicide in the UK.
Project Features
Project 84: Raising awareness around male suicide together with the charity CALM
19 years of social advertising
Challenging stigma around… | Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM)
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