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Anatomy of an Attention-Grabbing Brand View Profile [SlideShare]

February 15, 2018

Learn how to design an effective and enticing Brand View profile in 12 simple steps.

Elise Baer, Interactive Communications Manager

AAM Brand View offers an easy and affordable way for all AAM publishers to add visual branding, promotional messaging and contact information to their independently verified data in the Media Intelligence Center.

But what makes a Brand View profile attention-grabbing? Images, video, promotional text, and high-impact graphics and charts bring a brand story to life. Inside our SlideShare, you’ll find highlights from the news media companies using these features to their advantage and simple tips for incorporating similar elements into your Brand View profile.

Anatomy of an Attention Grabbing Brand View Profile from Alliance for Audited Media

Ready to create your own Brand View or add some pizzazz to your current profile? Contact AAM’s Kevin Rehberg with questions at 224-366-6401.

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