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Subject: Re: UKNM: New Media vs Old Hat
From: Andrew Smith
Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2000 12:08:18 +0100

And is it not true that when you have an early market
ie a product or concept that's new, you need to educate people - and the best
tool for doing that is PR, not advertising - the kind of ad budgets that some
companies have spent would have fuelled PR campaigns that most decent agencies
would fight over for nearly 100 clients - yet companies think nothing of
spending �10m on an ad campaign and yet the PR budget will probably come in at
less than 1/200th of this - yet spending 100K on decent PR would probably have a
far greater impact ie if people read about something positive they are far more
likely to go actually do something crazy like try/buy the product.

Who gives a damn about creating massive awareness if that then doesn't translate
into action? And anyway, it doesn't even seem to be doing that - piece in
today's Telegraph said two separate surveys have shown that between 55pc and
70pc of the population couldn't spontaneously recall a single dotcom
company.......

Andrew

Tim [dot] Haywardatjwt [dot] com on 06/06/2000 10:38:07

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