Print Advertising

Display ads: These are the most common type of print ads and can be found in the form of banner ads, full-page ads, or smaller ads placed within the publication’s editorial content.

Classified ads: These are short, concise ads that are typically grouped together by category and placed in a separate section of the publication.

Inserts: These are standalone ads that are physically inserted into the publication. They can be in the form of flyers, brochures, or samples of a product.

Native advertising: This type of advertising takes the form of editorial content that is sponsored by a brand and designed to blend in with the publication’s regular content.

Point-of-sale (POS) materials: These are ads that are placed in retail stores or other physical locations where products are sold. They can include signs, posters, and other types of visual materials.

Direct mail: This refers to the use of print materials, such as postcards, brochures, or catalogs, that are mailed directly to consumers.