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September 2006
Phase 2 of F4CP PR campaign
starts Sept. 18
The second phase of the national
advertising campaign, managed by the Foundation for Chiropractic
Progress (F4CP), kicks off September 18 nationwide in consumer
magazines.
The ad, built around a positive
testimonial from a prominent chiropractic patient, will appear
in the full circulation publications of Newsweek, U.S.
News & World Report, Golf Digest, Business Week, Health, and The New York Times Magazine. The advertising
will continue for the next six months.
The September 18 ad in Newsweek
will feature Sarah Harding on page 80, across from “Newsmakers,”
according to Gary Cuneo, president of F4CP. The magazine will
be distributed to subscribers and will be available on the
newsstand.
The ad campaign, along with
other media exposure, is getting a major push by the new public
relations firm engaged by F4CP. The agency is CPR Strategic
Marketing Communications, an East Coast firm.
“The advertising program
will continue throughout 2006-2007,” said Cuneo, “but
we all know that to make a major dent in the public’s
perception of the profession, we need to be on radio and television.
We can only do this with the support of the entire profession
and vendor community.”
Cuneo urges all doctors of
chiropractic and friends of chiropractic to become a monthly
contributor to the Foundation. He said, “Remember: Every
dollar that is contributed will be directed to the advertising
campaign. We can only be successful if the entire profession
participates.”
To make a pledge, go to ChiroEco.com and click on Campaign for Chiropractic.
Source: Foundation for
Chiropractic Progress, www.foundation4cp.com
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