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Identifier: belltelephone7273mag00amerrich (find matches)
Title: Bell telephone magazine
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: American Telephone and Telegraph Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Information Dept
Subjects: Telephone
Publisher: (New York, American Telephone and Telegraph Co., etc.)
Contributing Library: Prelinger Library
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Our present series—rhe Bell System Family Theatre—vas born in 1970. Its geared to the\merican family audience: a series)f uniquely different programs tiedogether by a format dedicated onlyo quality; flexible enough to adapto shifting public tastes, and flexibleenough, too, to attract smaller audi-ences to an occasional specializedtheme. The series has achieved ex-:ellent ratings, reaching 91 millionhomes last season, and at the sametime winning six Emmys for artisticexcellence. Theres another side of advertis-ing, one aimed not at the mass au-dience but solely at business. Thisis a side thats becoming more andmore relevant now that the Bell Sys-tem finds itself in an era of direct,head-to-head competition with othersuppliers. Weve structured a salesapproach and technique which willhelp us thrive in a competitive cli-mate. Ads in business magazineslike Fortune, Forbes and BusinessWeek (as well as the spot commer-cials on televised sports and newsshows) pinpoint our capabilities to
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provide the business world not onlywith ordinary telephone service butalso with unique communicationsequipment and services, and at-the-ready skilled maintenance. Our aimis to show that far from abdicatingany sector of our business, we cando a far better job than anyone else. In addition to across-the-boardbusiness advertising there is adver-tising aimed at some 20 specialmarkets.* Exhibits are placed atconventions and other meetings,tailored to illustrate to specific mar-kets the benefits of Bell System serv-ice, equipment and our nationwidenetwork. Staffing the exhibits are Bell com-munications consultants. As manyas 35 of these exhibits can be ondisplay simultaneously—with asmany as 10 in one market—at dif-ferent shows around the country.Other aspects of market-orientedadvertising are ads and productpublicity stories in trade publica-tions, promotional brochures anddirect mail campaigns. Bell System advertising has twoforms: national and local. AT&Tgeneral headquarters adve

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