Ronald Heider
Ronald A. Heider is a 20+ year veteran of the ad & media industry. Based in Norfolk, Va., Heider crafts, implements and manages marketing programs for consumer oriented companies. He can be reached online at http://www.ronaldaheider.com, or by e-mail at ronald@ronaldaheider.com.
Articles by this Author
Making Cents From New Media Opportunities
- By Ronald Heider
- Published 01/28/2012
- Marketing
- Unrated
Most advertisers have figured out that all of the “new media” is still subject to the same old disciplines The Internet is a tremendous marketing tool, but as we learned with newspaper, TV, and radio, it only works when it is part of a marketing strategy that has the main goal of bringing in business
Make Your Promise Big, Then Make Good on It
- By Ronald Heider
- Published 01/28/2012
- Marketing
- Unrated
The best advertising is offered as a promise One that is big, bold, unique and meaningful
Lessons From the Internet
- By Ronald Heider
- Published 09/3/2011
- Marketing
- Unrated
Putting on-line strategies to work for you
“Science fiction does not remain fiction for long…and certainly not on the Internet”
- Vinton Cerf (Grandfather of the www and co-architect of the ISP protocol)
No other form of media has matured as quickly as the web has
Put Your Money Where Your Market Is
- By Ronald Heider
- Published 09/2/2011
- Marketing
- Unrated
Crafting and implementing a winning media strategy is part business savvy, a fair amount of math, and a lot of research If planned and executed properly, any medium will work
Making Sense of New Media
- By Ronald Heider
- Published 11/2/2009
- Marketing
- Unrated
By now, most advertisers have figured out that all of the “new media” is still subject to the same old disciplines The internet is a tremendous marketing tool, but as we learned with newspaper, TV, and radio, it only works when it is part of a marketing strategy that has the main goal of bringing in business
Pick Your Lane
- By Ronald Heider
- Published 11/1/2009
- Marketing
- Unrated
When it comes to crafting your marketing program, you must differentiate yourself from your competitors Pick a lane, preferably one that is not occupied by someone else


