Make the Company Name CountIt is better to have one quality advertisement that costs a little more than five inexpensive ads that do not have a positive image of your company. Before the final 'OK' is given, have a few of your trusted advisors or employees critique the advertisement and ask them for an honest evaluation. Rather than tell them about the purpose of the message, let them tell you if you have a quality ad or not. They should be able to express the purpose and the 'bottom line' of the message for the ad.Press releases are a great way of getting your brand in front of the buyer and this message is free. Find something that is newsworthy: perhaps a sponsorship program, free training for the public, new hires or promotions all qualify. Send the information to your local paper and...