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Market Di'Mentions Purpose Statement

Market Di'Mentions was formed in 1982 and incorporated in 1990 for the purpose of catalyzing cross media independents with readily available media resources, and related advertising agencies into a co-op forum to consult with retailers nationwide.

Di'Mentions combines time sensitive advertising, public relations and marketing concepts into an outstanding multi-faceted cross media (XMEDIA) promotional campaign with an astonishingly low cost per impression.

Our Market Di'Mention's co-op clients receive maximum exposure and the highest possible cross media market saturation at the lowest price in the market today

It is said we use "Guerilla tactics" we say we are just taking care of business. .

What can Market Di'Mentions do for me?

Di'Mentions blends a mix of high recognition TV, Radio, print & distribution, faxes, outdoor LOGOBOARDS and indoor EYELEVEL boards into a seamless advertising campaign. This is supported by our Business to business, one on one, personal presentations. Massive impressions are compressed into a four month themed ad campaign and targeted to pre-defined markets to attract customers to your business. This unparalleled combination is then reinforced on the internet through, emails,newsletters,web pages and our local shopping internet portal "ALEXANDRIA SHOPPER" which is nationally affiliated with ADLOGIC. On the spot drawings and Contests for travel programs ad fun to the mix.

The campaign is presented in an easily recognizable format stressing customer loyalty. Introductory value added offers are equally profitable, for our client and their customers as well.

Market Di'Mentions Your Advertising Broker

Robert Grove, Prez

Phone: 1-800-845-0639

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