Every clever formula will eventually fail. The more successful they are, the more likely they’ll become poisonous eventually.
Read MoreAdvertising campaigns are designed to bring attention to your company. The point is to get someone to visit a store, visit a website, or simply gain recognition of a brand. It can’t stop there!
Read MoreHonest question. Do we talk about ourselves too much in advertising?
Seriously. We all know that this is why people hate commercials of all types. They’re in your face, they waste your time, and they make you tune out.
Read MoreRadio advertising is expensive. Unfortunately, you don’t have $30-120K a year to drop on one station immediately. That’s ok. I mean, how many people open a business and have that kind of cash to drop on their new venture.
Read MoreCrappy commercials suck. You hate watching them, listening to them, being bombarded by them at every second of every damn day.
But… some of them. SOME of them get you. Some of them trick you into listening.
Read MoreEverybody seems to think this phrase sits at the pinnacle of effective advertising. And hey, maybe it is a fantastic way to run a business in your industry. But, I can promise you this… it is one of the dullest, clichéd, trite things you can say about yourself.
Read MoreI was looking at my analytics results for the past year for my site. I noticed one of the main things people are looking for are ways to advertise for free. Ok cheapskates, here are few ideas on me. When you strike it rich, just make sure to utilize your buddy over here at Air Support. Let’s go!
Read MoreGood for you! You’re ready to advertise. Now, it’s best to know what to expect. Everybody wants their ads to work from the first time they play. Unfortunately, that’s not always they way it works. Actually, it’s pretty much never the way it works... unless you run this scenario.
Read MoreWhen you can, be the hero.
Read MoreSo, how do you give your business a personality? Well, I have a little homework to help set you on your way. All you need to do is fill in the blanks.
Read MoreThe words you use to describe your brand have a profound effect on how your company is perceived. There’s a vast difference between words that seemingly have the same meaning.
Read MoreI was in a client meeting with a pub last week. We were trying to discover what made them special when something really unfortunate happened. After many questions we discovered that nothing set them apart from their competition. That’s not really all that weird. The only time it becomes an issue is when the business refuses to create something new.
Read MoreThis is a radio advertising site. So, you probably think I’m going to jump right out and declare radio king. Well, you’d be wrong. Radio is great, and so are countless other advertising forms when used correctly. But, the best advertising you will ever receive is free. What is it?
Read MoreOne of the most difficult tasks you will have in your advertising campaign is getting a handle on how you speak to your audience.
Read MoreLast week I paid $75 for a six pack of beer. Keep in mind, I’m a complete cheapskate. So, what could possibly convince someone like me to spend a ridiculous amount of money on something like this? Well, It’s all in the story.
Read MoreEvery business owner fears wasting their advertising budget. The unfortunate thing is, most advertising budgets are wastedas a result of fear.
Read MoreTestimonials are like C4. They’re horrifically unstable. They can easily blow your campaign up in to a blaze of failure, tears, and regret. They can also be pretty good. Pretty damn good.
Read MoreI believe that absolutely any radio commercial will work. I don’t care how bad it is. I don’t care how clichéd it is. It can be voiced by someone with no vocal skill. It can be irritating. It will work for you. IF….
Read MoreIf advertising was as easy as throwing out your business name, model, and address, I wouldn’t have a job. It’s not that easy. People are cynical. They don’t want to hear what you have to say. They’ve heard it all before. To make things worse, you have 15-60 seconds to make them change their minds. Crap.
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