Advertising | Britt Phillips

Radio Advertising 101 - Secrets From The Insiders #radio #advertising

May 242010

Save Thousands Of Dollars In Advertising Mistakes And Make Thousands More By Knowing What Radio Insiders Say Works Best. Radio Managers And Sellers Were Asked The 12 Biggest Questions Businesses Need To Know. Their 250 Money-making Answers Are Now Here.
Radio Advertising 101 – Secrets From The Insiders.

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Ezine Advertising Live!

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May 202010

Discover The Secrets Of Ezine Advertising From Charlie Page – Owner Of The Directory Of Ezines!

Over 14 Hours Of Real World How-to-do-it Training Includes Finding The Right Ezines, Writing Killer Solo Ads And More! Ezine Advertising Live!

EVERY trick and secret tactic Charlie learned over the last 10 years, and all the insider information he has as the OWNER of the Directory of Ezines. You gotta see this. It’s great stuff!

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Google TV Ads Explained

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May 052010

Have you ever thought about advertising your business on TV?

The first thought that most likely came to mind was “that’s gonna be expensive” right? Well not anymore. Google TV Ads has made it super easy to share your advertising message with the nation.

Here’s the Google TV Ads Demo:

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Ogilvy on Advertising

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Apr 242010

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A candid and indispensable primer on all aspects of advertising from the man Time has called “the most sought after wizard in the business”. 223 photos…. More >>

Ogilvy on Advertising

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Success Doesn't Come in a Bottle. It Isn't Something You Take. Success is Something You Create

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Apr 062010

I’m reminded of those infomercials that sell abdominal exercise equipment. Sure they always show the guy with the chisled abs and the girl with the hot sexy body and flat stomach. They sure do make it look easy don’t they? It’s almost as if you only have to order the machine and somehow magically the FAT will simple melt away to reveal your wash board six pack.

How silly is this? It’s obsured but millions of people are sucked into beliving the power of advertising every year. The power of sugestion is incredible. And when you combine the power of suggestion with the fact that we are all incredibly visual by nature, well… cue the fitness models, break out the video camera, add an upbeat sound track and you’ve got the makings of a runaway record breaking sales product.

I’ve been working out for over 20 years. I’ve worked out in many mainstream gyms and fitness centers. I’ve worked out with wrestlers and other celebrities. I’ve trained lots of people who wanted to get in shape. I’ve certainly had my share of people approach and ask how I got so big and muscular and in shape etc. I’ve turned heads simply because of my physical appearance. People always want to know the shortcut or the secret.

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