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Chuck brought it to our
level and used our
experiences.” -
“Many great examples were
used to clarify lecture points.”-
“The entire booklet is helpful!”
Do you have limited ad dollars and an unlimited need to advertise your products or services?
Is your message to prospective customers clear and enticing?
Do you need a solid marketing plan that actually gets results?
This intensive, hands-on training session will enhance your advertising effectiveness. You will learn:
- How to stretch your ad budget
- The latest promotional techniques
- How to communicate with your customers
- What's hot in advertising today (and what's not)
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Location
29 Pines /
Sleep Inn & Suites
Conference Center
5872 33rd Street
Eau Claire, WI 54701
Getting the big picture
- Integrated marketing communications
- Choosing your promotional mix
Selecting your target market
- Target market criteria
- Commonly used variables
Defining promotion objectives
- Using S.M.A.R.T. objectives
- How advertising and sales relate to each other
- What advertising influences in addition to sales
Setting promotion budgets
- Is advertising an investment or an expense?
- Zero-base budgeting
- Industry benchmarks
Developing media plans
- Pro’s and con’s of major media
- Tips for using the web effectively
- Creating your media mix strategy
Using creative strategies
- Keys to designing effective ads
- Guidelines for ad copy
- Rational versus emotional appeals
- Examples of good and bad ads
- Slogans, jingles and other persuasive tools
Evaluating results – was it worth the effort?
- Advertising checklist
- Glossary of advertising terminology
Chuck Tomkovick will offer 45 minutes of individual business marketing consulting to each workshop participant!
| • Small Business Owners | • Sales & Marketing Professionals |
| • Retailers | • Graphic Designers |
| • Service Providers | • Communication Specialists |
| • Consumer Product Manufacturers | • Business Consultants |
| • Non-Profit Organizations | • Anyone with Interest in this Topic |
Learn from the best!
Award-Wining Facilitator, Dr. Chuck Tomkovick
Chuck is passionate about marketing. His entertaining style will engage you while you are learning the latest, most effective advertising strategies for your small business. Chuck also teaches seminars on ‘selling strategies’ for both public and private sector audiences.
Known nationally for his research on Super Bowl advertising, Chuck’s scholarly articles are published in leading academic journals. His findings were recently cited in the Wall Street Journal, and USA Today, as well as on CNNMoney and MarketWatch; in the New York Times, Fortune, Forbes, Ad Age, and AdWeek; in many major newspapers throughout the USA, and by affiliates of all the major broadcast networks.
A professor of marketing at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire College of Business,
Chuck teaches marketing principles, buyer behavior, social and non-profit marketing, product
management, e-commerce, advertising and promotion. He was named “Teacher of the Year”
twice at UW-Eau Claire and received multiple teaching awards at Texas A&M. Prior to his academic
career, Chuck worked as sales promotion manager for Outboard Marine Corporation, as director
of marketing services for Parker Pen, and as general manager for Vie de France, a national
baking company.
To The Top
$169 per person
Includes instruction, materials, refreshments, lunch and CEUs.
Transfers/Cancellations: To receive a full refund, you must cancel no later than five (5) business days prior to the start of the program. Cancellations after this time will receive a refund, less a $25 administrative fee. Substitutes can be made at any time. Just call the Continuing Education office (715- 836-5811/ toll-free 800-582-5182) and we’ll take care of everything. If you “no-show” or cancel the day of the program, you are responsible for the full program fee. Walk-ins are welcome – please call 24 hours ahead to ensure space availability. If you transfer your registration fee to another small business seminar, a $25 transfer fee is applied to each transfer.
Sponsors: The Small Business
Development Center and University
of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Continuing
Education are partners in education with
University of Wisconsin-Extension and
the U.S. Small Business Administration.
The Small Business Development
Centers are members of the Wisconsin
Entrepreneurs’ Network, a coalition
of more than 100 organizations which
provide access to services for small
business throughout Wisconsin.
The SBDC is funded in part through
a cooperative agreement with the
U.S. Small Business Administration.
All opinions, conclusions or
recommendations expressed are
those of the author(s) and do not
necessarily reflect the views of
the SBA.
Participants will receive CEU hours of instruction for this program from UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education in cooperation with UW-Extension. CEUs are defined as 10 hours of instruction to equal 1.0 unit.
Participants will receive 0 .7 CEUs for this program from UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education in cooperation with UW-Extension.