Q: Your starting point for creating a promotional strategy should be to figure out exactly who you are marketing to. Identify this audience by factors like age, income level, interests, gender, and other descriptors. Your entire promotional plan should then be built around the wants, tastes, and sensibilities of this group. Make sure to define this group in as much detail as you possibly can. For example, imagine you are selling a new type of backpack for international travel. Your target market might be middle-income millennials who enjoy budget traveling. . Work to understand your target customer, including things like what they look for in a company, their ideals, and other factors that are important to them. Part of this process should be studying other successful businesses that are targeting the same market through advertising. What aspects of their products or company culture do they stress in their ads? Stress the aspects of your own business or product that match these ideals. For example, your target market for the travel backpack might favor living a "free" life and seeking new experiences over luxury or material things. You can use this information to focus on how your product fits into this lifestyle. Your next goal should be identify which media channels should be used to reach your target audience. For many products, online advertising may be an effective way to reach customers. However, this is not true for products targeted at older consumers, which might be advertised on the radio or TV. Other common options include newspaper ads, direct mailing, and billboards. Figuring out which is best requires assessing your target audience, and may work best after a bit of trial and error. Try increasing your spending in one media channel for a month and see if you see a rise in sales. Use what you learn to adjust your advertising policy accordingly. For example, your travel backpack might be best advertised on websites, as your target demographic, millennials, spend much of their time online.
A: Identify your target audience. Understand your ideal customer's preferences Match your target audience to the media channels they use.

Article: If the problem you are working with is a word problem, first you need to write out all of the numbers involved in the calculation. If you were given the numbers written out already, you can skip this step. For example: What is one-third of seven? When you see "of" written between two numbers in a word problem, think of it as meaning multiply. Thus, one-third of seven actually means one-third multiplied by seven. Writing out the problem gives you (1/3) x 7. When working with whole numbers, you will only multiply the number by the numerator (the top number) of the fraction. The denominator remains the same throughout the multiplication process. For example: (1/3) x 7 = 7/3. Divide the product by the denominator (the bottom number) of the fraction. At this stage, the fraction might be an improper fraction, meaning that the numerator is larger than the denominator, or it will just need to be reduced. For example: After multiplying, the fraction is 7/3. Three doesn't divide evenly into seven so you will have a remainder. Three goes into seven twice with one leftover; therefore, the final answer is the mixed number 21/3.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Write out the problem. Multiply the whole number by the numerator. Divide by the denominator.

Q: After you have finished playing the dizi, use a soft cloth to wipe it dry. You may use a long rod to push a cloth inside the dizi to catch excess moisture. Cloth bags, plastic airtight bags, or hard-covered soft-lined cases are ideal containers in which to store a dizi. Bamboo flutes are susceptible to expanding or contracting depending on temperature and humidity. Do not place in direct sunlight such as on a windowsill, as this will likely lead to cracked bamboo. If you are taking the dizi outside on a cold day, allow the flute to acclimatize before playing it. Since moisture may gather in the dizi, even if you've dried it, fungus spores may start to grow. Use food grade hydrogen peroxide to spot clean the flute to eliminate fungus growth. Some flute owners choose to oil their dizis with almond oil 3-4 times per year. It is best to wait until the flute is completely free of moisture (i.e., waiting a day after playing and drying it) before applying oil. Use just a bit of oil and rub it into the dizi with a soft cloth. You may also choose to oil the inside of the flute as well. Allow to dry completely before playing.
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Wipe the dizi dry after playing. Store the dizi in a dedicated case. Avoid swift temperature changes. Eliminate any growth of fungus. Periodically oil the dizi.