R.M. Barrows, Inc. Advertising & Public Relations

For July: For Independent Retailer Month: Here is some information about some very essential Advertising Math that can help all kinds of retailers, and all kinds of businesses, make a lot more money, all throughout the year

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Here is some information about several projects and promotions that could help generate tremendous new advertising revenues for newspapers, magazines, for broadcasting and cable companies, and for internet media companies.

Here is some information about some very easy-to-use advertising math that can help all kinds of businesses make their advertising much more effective starting immediately. The math is called "The Barrows Popularity Factor."

Attn: All kinds of Businesses: Are you looking for ways to help you fine-tune your entire Marketing program in this kind of Economy? FIRST...take a look at a booklet about some very essential Advertising Math called "The Barrows Popularity Factor"

Before you go into your next marketing meeting…FIRST…take about an hour to read a booklet about some very essential, and very easy-to-use advertising math that can help all kinds of businesses make a lot more money, in good times and in bad.

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Attention All Kinds of Businesses! Before you try to figure out the best way to spend another dime of your Advertising Budget..FIRST, take about an hour to read a booklet about some easy-to-use Advertising Math called "The Barrows Popularity Factor."

When you do any stories about the state of retail and "The Retail Apocalypse," here is something that might add some interesting perspective to some of those stories. It's a poem called "The Little Boutique That Lost Her Chic."

And...what happens if you start spending more or less on advertising? And.. which media should you increase, and by how much? And...which media can you decrease, and by how much? This Marketing Math can help you answer these kinds of questions!