we would be advertising during kids shows and cartoons
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it depends on how long the commercial is and what channel ur working with....if it is a well known channel or if many people watch it then it will be more expensive... it also depends on how long the commercial is\n(how much air time it takes up)
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they get paid by advertising
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NBC, ABC Family, Disney, etc.
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If I post my answer here I might be told of for advertising so email me if you want to know my idea.\n\ndulce_cerise@yahoo.co.uk
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the first time i noticed any promotion for the film was on television, usuaally from 3 o clock onwards (kids and primetime). The previews at the cinema before another movie is also a good method of advertising and im pretty sure a lot of the theatres in my area did special "chicken Little" meal deals with a free toy to attractattention.\nhope i helped.
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If the show is appropriate you could do some sort of warm-up event at a few local high schools to garner interest.
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These billboards are all over the US as of a few weeks ago.  Atlanta has been plagued with "I pooted" and "My boogers itch".  These phrases are from Fosters and Ed Edd and Eddy.  Other cities have seen "I have a meat beard" and "clowns hate tangelos".  These are from other cartoon network shows.  They possibly dis-included logos to get a better buzz, but children have a great recall quality that will enable them to remember lines like these from thier favorite television shows.  Since they are ads, the  purpose still is yet to be seen.  Have fun watching them pop up!
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make deals with them give them insentives like if u are good all week friday we will watch a movie or have a snack or go out side the last hour of school or give rewards to the kids with good behavior
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Have the kids pick up their own toys and put them away.  Make a game of it, set a timer, or sing songs while you do this.
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Dog walking and other above answers.  You can print up some flyers and walk around your neighborhood sticking them in the handles of screen doors as advertising.  Be sure to include all service you are willing to perform and your phone number and available hours.
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$7-8 for one kid, and add at least $2 per kid for more.  I watched 3 and I was getting $12/hr.  Have fun
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try www.agencyfaqs.com. It has the best TV/ Print ads available.
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My kids like the posters and stickers, but by the same token you dont necessarily need to make it all that fun.  Remember this is work, they need to be taught a good work ethic, and not taught that all work will be exciting and fun.  Just my opinion, but my kids do it regardless of what it is and they are learning very well!
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My entertainment company does a couple of things:\n1. Give away 2 to 4 "free" passes a week to different shows.\n2. Advertise Advertise Advertise\n3. Hire people to go to public places and "talk up" the events.\n4. Go into bookstores/shops and place flyers in all the magazines/books that are of interest to our target group.\n\nIt WORKS. It works very well. They're not original ideas either....so feel free to use them.
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I have written a paper before about violence in advertising aimed at children. Here are a selection of references which you might find useful:\n\nHoek, J.; & Laurence, K. (1993). Television advertising to children: An analysis of selected New Zealand commercials. Marketing Bulletin, 4, 19-29.\n\nLarson, M.S. (2003). Gender, race, and aggression in television commercials that feature children. Sex Roles, 48 (1/2), 67-75.\n\nMaguire, B; Sandage, D.; & Weatherby, G.A. (2000). Violence, morality, and television commercials. Sociological Spectrum, 20 (1), 121-143.\n\nRajecki, D.W.; McTavish, D.G.; Rasmussen, J.L.; Schreuders, M.; Byers, D.C.; & Jessup, K.S. (1994). Violence, conflict, trickery, and other story themes in TV ads for food for children. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 24 (19), 1685-1700.\n\n\nHope this helps.
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Ours got started by advertising on the company vehicles(you can get an ad for about $40), we handed out personal business cards we had printed up ourselves, company t-shirts for all the employees, ad in the local paper (advertise a "special"), coupons people can redeem, have an advertisement packet to present to potential customers.
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oriental trading company or have the kids make the caps.  that is fun and rewarding.