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| We may not be big, but we're experienced. Very experienced. | |
Entrusting your online ad budget to amateurs is not something you want to do. With LocalMarketMedia.com, you get seasoned professionals who understand your business needs as well as the Internet. And that means you won’t have to waste time explaining what you do, with the result that your Internet campaign begins that much faster. |
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| George Burr (612) 204-1919 ext 30 |
(612) 204-1919 ext 34 Jim Sandstrom |
 With
more than 3 decades in traditional sales and marketing, including the
past 7 years on the Internet, George early on found out what the Web
presented to an advertiser: reaching hard-to-reach audiences, while
simultaneously really finding out how effective their budgets were
in driving towards measurable objectives. Compared to traditional advertising
and promotion, there is no place to hide when it comes to the Internet.
And that suits George – and his clients – just fine.
When not assisting clients build cost-effective online media campaigns, George stays busy walking and jogging, along with a questionable love of all types of sports and outdoor activities, both spectator and participant. |
 Jim
has 30+ years in advertising media planning and buying, on both the
agency and client sides. Jim served as media director for three major
Twin Cities ad agencies, planning and placing everything from local
market radio and newspaper schedules for Dairy Queen to network TV
Olympic Games sponsorship packages for the likes of Lee Jeans. He
now has added online media planning and buying to his expertise.
When not helping clients with their media needs, Jim enjoys a seasonal smorgasbord of Minnesota outdoor sports, including cross-country skiing, distance running and road biking. He has completed thirteen 26.2-mile marathons (including Boston and New York City), twelve 30+-mile cross-country ski races and, every spring, bikes the 60+-mile Minnesota Ironman ride. (Hey, you've got to be a little crazy to love the Web and live in Minnesota, right? Yah, sure, you betcha.) |