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Tag Archives: Howard Hughes
Putting Your Phone Number in a Radio Ad is a Bad Idea. Here’s Why.
You’re not one of those advertisers who puts their telephone number into their radio ads, are you? Good. Didn’t think so. Because you know better. You chuckle at the mental image of somebody pulling over as they’re driving down the … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising (General), Branding, Business, Copy, Copywriting, Jingles, Professional Services Advertising, Proofreading, Radio Advertising, Radio Commercials, Radio Copywriting, Radio Production, Slogans and taglines, Storytelling, Uncategorized
Tagged 1-800-FLOWERS, ad, Advertising, Commercial, Dissmore's, Geico, Home Depot, Howard Hughes, jingle, Ken Paulson, McDonald's, phone, phone number, Sam Dial, telephone, WalMart, Yellow Pages
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Advertising to Make You Smile
Over the past few years the guys at Howard Hughes Appliance, TV, and Sleep Shop have used their radio advertising on April 1st to feature imaginative new products or uses for existing products, invented solely to give listeners a little chuckle. … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising (General), Branding, Client-voiced commercials, Communication, Consumer behavior, Copy, Copywriting, Positioning, Promotions, Radio Advertising, Radio Commercials, Radio Copywriting, Radio Production, Sales, Sales & Marketing, Storytelling, Uncategorized
Tagged appliance, April 1, April Fool, Commercial, creativity, Howard Hughes, humor, imagination, Radio, television
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