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My dad was a very successful businessman prior to his death three years ago. And so when I finished up my degree I simply wanted to follow in his footsteps. As a young man who was just getting into the field, every lesson that I learned from my dad was going to be quite important. One that I never wanted to forget however was always those that I learned from him on the best ways to advertise a business. 

From simple tips on Print Advertising Design to very ideal advertisement tips something always taught me to hold these lessons well. In the most ideal adverts my dad taught me that spending money was always paramount. In simple words he always told me to spend money to get money. But he always insisted that when spent on the best advertisement designs the money would eventually come back.



Again another lesson that I learned well from my dad way how to tell if an advert was best for business. My dad taught me the best adverts were those that would at the end of it all translate into sales. And while they indeed brought in more sales, they would also at the same time bring in new clients to your door step. And dad was right because while you spend on an ideal Print Advertising Design you will find that for you to say that one such design is successful it has to always translate to more sales, and new clients.

As if that was never enough my dad also insisted that any ideal advertisement designs such as a Newspaper Ad Design would always reach out on the same level with the targeted audience of your business. Therefore before coming up with an ad it is usually ideal to know your targeted audience. Nothing remains cool than an entrepreneur that knows where his goods are needed at. 

Also in his own words, having a Newspaper Ad Design for instance that would highlight the most basic selling points of your product would always be a way to kick off your competitors off the market. So according to dad the testimony of what your product could do and its ideal benefits was always the right bullet to kill with your competition.             

At the end of it all, it was painful that my greatest mentor had passed on, but one thing that has always fulfilled my heart is the lessons I learned from him.    

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