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Category Archives: Newspaper
Message Matters More than Money
A sometimes controversial, unabashedly conservative first-term state senator is consistently vilified by the press throughout his first term in office. In the next election cycle, he faces a challenger from within his own party. The challenger is a popular local … Continue reading
Advertising Lessons from 1923 and 1927
He is “…hopelessly out of date, and amazingly current. He was the outstanding copywriter and strategist of his time; he made $100,000 a year and more writing advertising when that kind of money was important even to the U.S. Treasury.” … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising (General), Branding, Business, Communication, Consistency, Consultants, Consumer behavior, Copy, Copywriting, Demonstration (demo) tapes, Madison Avenue, Magazine, Newspaper, Ogilvy, Positioning, Print, Problem-solving, Sales, Sales & Marketing, Slogans and taglines, Storytelling
Tagged Claude, Hopkins, lessons, preemptive advertising, Scientific Advertising
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How to Amplify Your Word-of-Mouth (Guaranteed)
You prize good word-of-mouth don’t you? We all do. Word-of-mouth may not create business, but it helps create a preference for your business or brand in the heart of the hearer. Good radio advertising can have the same effect, only multiplied and amplified. … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising (General), Branding, Business, Client-voiced commercials, Communication, Consistency, Copy, Copywriting, Internet, Magazine, Newspaper, Pay-per-click, Positioning, Print, Productivity, Radio Advertising, Radio Commercials, Radio Copywriting, Radio Production, Sales, Sales & Marketing, Slogans and taglines, Storytelling, Voice Acting
Tagged print, Radio, results, ROI, speech, word-of-mouth, word-of-mouth advertising
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Help Wanted: Have a Job to Fill? Attract More, Better Applicants with Radio Advertising
What’s the best way to attract your next superstar? Hire your local radio station. Continue reading
Posted in Advertising (General), Business, Client-voiced commercials, Copywriting, Internet, Newspaper, Print, Problem-solving, Professional Services Advertising, Radio Advertising, Radio Commercials, Radio Copywriting, Radio Production, recruitment
Tagged Advertising, employee, employment, help wanted, hiring, job, Radio, recruitment
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Advertising and the Two Gateways to the Brain
Which is more powerful, the eye or the ear? If you could keep just one of these two senses, which would you choose? Strange questions to ask, but stay with me for a moment. We don’t give much thought to our … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising (General), Branding, Business, Communication, Consistency, Consumer behavior, Copy, Copywriting, Demonstration (demo) tapes, information overload, Jingles, Magazine, Newspaper, Positioning, Print, Problem-solving, Professional Services Advertising, Radio Advertising, Radio Commercials, Radio Copywriting, Radio Production, Sales, Sales & Marketing, Slogans and taglines, Storytelling
Tagged Advertising, comprehension, ear, eye, memory, mind, Radio, retention, Ries, speech, Trout
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Penetrating the Consumer Brain
The goal of all advertising is simply to penetrate the human brain*, the seat of all our thoughts, emotions, and choices. My goal as an advertising professional – and yours as a business owner – is to make your company the … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising (General), Branding, Business, Communication, Copy, Copywriting, Internet, Magazine, Management, Newspaper, Positioning, Print, Problem-solving, Professional Services Advertising, Promotions, Radio Advertising, Radio Commercials, Radio Copywriting, Radio Production, Sales, Sales & Marketing, Slogans and taglines, Storytelling
Tagged ad, Advertising, automobile, branding, conversation, import, Radio, Realtor, Service
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Radio Ads Outperform Other Media In Actual R.O.I.
LONDON: The £592m spent on radio advertising in the UK in 2015 represented a value of £4.6bn to advertisers, according to a new report. British advertisers using radio there enjoyed a return on investment (ROI) of £7.70 for every £1 … Continue reading
Posted in Magazine, Newspaper, Radio Advertising, Radio Commercials, Radio Copywriting, Radio Production, Sales, Sales & Marketing, Storytelling, Uncategorized
Tagged Advertising, England, Nielsen, Radio, results, ROI
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On Selling Soap (Meet My New Friend, Duke Cannon)
I made a new friend this past Christmas, thanks to my wife. His name is Duke Cannon. Duke sells soap, about which we’ll talk more in just a bit. Did you know that Soap-selling has a storied history? Andrew Pears (b. … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising (General), Branding, Business, Communication, Consumer behavior, Copy, Copywriting, Internet, Jingles, life lessons, Madison Avenue, Magazine, Newspaper, Positioning, Problem-solving, Productivity, Radio Advertising, Sales, Slogans and taglines, Storytelling, Uncategorized
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“If I don’t go, I don’t get”
After an extensive Internet search, I’ve concluded that I may be in possession of the only extant copy of the Warner & Swasey Company’s remarkable collection of American Business Ads, published 40 years ago under the title: “1776-1976 What has … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising (General), Branding, Business, Communication, life lessons, Magazine, Management, Newspaper, Positioning, Print, Productivity, Sales, Sales & Marketing, Slogans and taglines, Storytelling, Uncategorized
Tagged branding, corporate branding, free enterprise, hard work, honest labor, I don't get, If I don't go, magazine ad, newspaper ad, responsible management, Warner & Swasey
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“If I Don’t Go, I Don’t Get”
“If I Don’t Go, I Don’t Get” This ad was written in 1975 for The Warner & Swasey Company of Cleveland, Ohio, manufacturer of heavy industrial equipment and machinery, the latest installment (at that time) in a series of 1000 … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising (General), Branding, Business, Communication, Copy, Copywriting, life lessons, Magazine, Management, Newspaper, Positioning, Print, Storytelling, Uncategorized
Tagged Advertising, branding, corporate, positioning, Storytelling, Swasey, values, Warner
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