Proof That Newspaper Advertising Does Pay
A summary of 1933 advertising bets shows 25 firms boosting newspaper spend by 43.6 percent and lifting combined net income by 154.9 percent. Most raised both ad outlays and earnings, while another 25 cutting newspaper ads by 33.4 percent saw a 34.0 percent fall in earnings. A few in the latter group posted small gains, but six ran deficits.
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Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
B. T. Babbitt Company
Newspaper ads lift sales across many firms in 1934
The report highlights B Babbitt and multiple firms boosting ad spend in newspapers. It notes Williams Oil O Matic sales rise, Crabb Orchard Whiskey gains, Philco campaigns doubling sales, Greyhound expanding budgets, Household Finance relying on papers, and Ford doubling early year unit sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Portland Cement Association
Edward J. Mehren
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Williams’ Oil-O-Matic
National Distillers Products Corporation
Philco
F. A. Hutchins
Hutchins Agency
Philco Distributors
Greyhound Lines
L. H. Ristow
Household Finance Corporation
Mac Harlan
D. L. & W. Coal Company
United States
Canada
Gulden’s Mustard
Chas. Gulden, Inc
Frank Gulden
Z Jr
Dr. Pepper
J. B. O'Hara
Dr. Pepper Bottling Company
Cement Association
Chesebrough Manufacturing Company
B. L. Emery
Welch
S. C. Jones
Vivaudou
John Reed
Vivaudou, Inc
E-Zee
H. C. Brill Company
Monroe News-Star
Morning World
The
Monroeews-Star
Flonroe
Northeast
Louisiana