Interactive Advertising Bureau Italia

Europa Concorsi

OneTOne research

Connecting Managers - comunita' virtuale specialisti di marketing

Adacta - Marketing research & sensory analysis

ASSIRM - Associazione tra Istituti di Ricerche di Mercato

ICE Istituto nazionale per il commercio estero

Kompass - il mondo del business in tutto il mondo

EDIPI - Un sistema integrato di comunicazione al servizio del business

ANES - Associazione Nazionale Editoria Periodica Specializzata

.Com - Tuttifrutti della comunicazione

Prima Comunicazione On Line

MediaKey - Rivista di Marketing e Communciazione

FIEG - Federazione Italiana Editori Giornali

ADVexpress - portale della comunicazione e pubblicita'

ADV Adviser - rivista di comunicazione

Immediapress - strumenti per comunicare

Pubblicita' Italia - La comunicazione diventa informazione

BMA - Business Marketing Association

Spot and web - Media Communication Magazine



A B C D E F G H I J K L M
N O P Q R S T U V X Y W Z
Sales call
A face-to-face meeting between a salesperson and a customer or prospective customer.

Sales promotion
A tactic intended to generate increased sales in a specified amount of time. The goal is usually a strong and rapid response from consumers.

Sandwich board
Two hinged boards, adorned with advertising messages, that are placed at an advantageous location or hung over someone’s shoulders.

Scatter package
An arrangement to air television commercials at various times or intervals.

Share of voice
A competitive analysis of a product's advertising exposure within a specific category or market. Analyses commonly are based on the number of printed pages or the dollar amount spent.

Shoot
The taping or filming of a commercial, in a studio or on location.

Sidebar
A short section of copy focusing on a single issue and used to augment or summarize key points of the main article.

Sizzle
Dazzle or excitement, as opposed to substance. In its bid for consumers, some advertising plays up the "sizzle" rather than the "steak."

Skywriting
Writing across the sky by means of chemically produced smoke emitted from an airplane.

Slant
The emphasis of a campaign or advertisement; hook; peg.

Slice-of-life
Denoting any presentation that depicts naturalistic, everyday activities.

Slogan
Short, memorable advertising phrase: Examples include "Coke Is It," "Just Do It," and "Don’t Leave Home Without It." When a product or company uses a slogan consistently, the slogan can become an important element of identification in the public’s perception of the product.

Sniping
The act of pasting up outdoor posters over billboards or on empty structures, walls, and traffic poles, often without permission.

Soft sell
Subtle or unpressured advertising technique.

Space
A page or section of a page bought for advertising purposes in a newspaper, magazine, or catalog.

Spec
Short for "speculation." Work done "on spec" is done for no guaranteed remuneration, in hope of winning the job, campaign or account in question. Pitches to prospective clients used to be done almost exclusively on spec.

Spokesperson
A well-known person serving as a regular advocate of specific product or cause.

Spot (spot announcement)
15- or 30-second radio or television commercial.

Spot advertising
Any advertising presented in selected locales rather than on a national level.

Spread
Advertisement or other print presentation that takes two facing pages in a magazine or newspaper. A full-page "spread" fills both pages and may take up the gutter in between as well.

Stabile
Display that is suspended or that rises from a pedestal at different levels and planes, none of which move.

Standard Advertising Unit (S.A.U.)
System of standard dimensions for print display advertising based on six columns, each 2 1/16 inches wide, with a 1/8 inch "gutter" between columns. Because nearly all broadsheet newspapers are now in SAU in their display pages, a single ad may be used in many places without resizing.

Stet
From Latin for "let it stand." Used in copyediting and proofreading to signify that the original copy, not the revision, should be used.

Story Board
A series of panels roughly depicting scenes, copy, and shots proposed for a television commercial. The storyboard gives the client a good idea of the agency’s concept for a commercial, before extensive production charges are incurred.

Streamer
A long, narrow sign with a message in bold type hung across open area, window, or doorway.

Subhead
A secondary heading, usually in smaller type than the main heading or headline.

Subliminal advertising
Concealed appeal to consumers’ unconscious awareness to buy product.

Subway card
An advertising poster attached to the interior of a subway car.

Sweepstakes
A lottery in which winners are randomly selected, often used to induce purchase of a product as a condition of entering the contest.



The copy’s work
Michelangelo Coviello
Manuali/Franco Angeli
Notes
Lorenzo Marini
Lupetti
Confessions of an Advertising Man
David Ogilvy
Lupetti
Don't tell my mother I work in an advertising agency - she thinks I play piano in a whorehouse
Jacques Seguela
Lupetti
From the agency’s brief to the media plan
Salvatore Errante, Andrea Mancinelli
Franco Angeli
New advertising book
Louis Bassat/Giancarlo Livraghi
Il sole 24 ore
The Craft of Copywriting
Alastair Crompton
Lupetti
The copywriter
Emanuele Pirella
Il saggiatore
Direct marketing
Bob Stone
Il Sole 24 Ore
Creativity
Salvo Scibilia
Lupetti
Effective presentation skills
Steve Mandel
Franco Angeli
Hollywood washes whiter
Jacques Seguela
Lupetti
Reality in advertising
Rosser Reeves
Lupetti
The doctors bury their errors, the advertising ones attack them to the walls.
Sergio Pozzi
Iraldi
This book has not title 'cause it's written from an art director.
Lorenzo Marini
Lupetti
Lire 26.900
Frédéric Beigbeder
Feltrinelli
The imaginated word
Annamaria Testa
Il Saggiatore
Cook noon
Giuseppe Romano
The commercial's factory
Andrea De Micheli Luca Oddo
Lupetti
Researching to know the customer
Mario Figini
Il Sole 24 Ore
Selling with customer marketing
Sergio Meacci
Il Sole 24 Ore
Bill Bernbach and the creative revolution
Mara Mancina
Franco Angeli
The marketing plan
Roman G. Hiebing Jr. Scott W. Cooper
Il Sole 24 Ore
The PMI communication's activity
AA.VV.
UniCom
Hapù
Marco Vecchia
Lupetti
The hidden persuaders
Vance Packard
Einaudi
A technical for producing ideas
James Webb Young
Lupetti
De bello gallico
Giulio Cesare
Mondadori