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Category Archives: Radio Production
The Original, One and Only
Uncle Sam—an American original Here is a one-word reason advertisers should give serious consideration to participating in their radio commercials: originality. Each of us is, in the strict sense of the word, unique. An original, not a clone. As … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising (General), Branding, Client-voiced commercials, Communication, Radio Advertising, Radio Commercials, Radio Copywriting, Radio Production, Sales & Marketing, Storytelling
Tagged Advertising, Client-voiced commercials, Commercial, Geico, Motel 6, originality, Radio, Tom Bodett
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Accentuate the Positives: Client-Voiced Radio Commercials
I’ll admit there are advertisers who should be discouraged from doing their own radio commercials. (Here I would love to insert a few perfect examples, but let’s be charitable.) Still, my tendency is to err in the direction of giving … Continue reading
Creating Profitable Radio Advertising: the Advertiser as Expert
Advertisers who voice their own radio commercials often find it a powerful way to leverage their knowledge and expertise, their accessibility, even their personalities to competitive advantage. After all, as owners their words carry more weight. They are the local … Continue reading
Words and Voices, the Art of Persuasion
I create radio advertising campaigns for a living. Words are the tools of my trade. Words give wings to ideas and make them soar. Words move people, products, and services. Words turn strangers into customers, and customers into evangelists. But … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising (General), Casting Talent, Communication, Radio Advertising, Radio Commercials, Radio Copywriting, Radio Production, Sales & Marketing, Voice Acting, Voiceover
Tagged art, Bill Bernbach, commercials, Davenport Hotel, persuasion, Radio, Radio Advertising, voice actors, voice talent, voiceover, voices, words
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