MadScam : kick-ass advertising without the Madison Avenue price tag / George Parker.

By: Parker, George, 1937-Material type: TextTextPublisher: [Irvine, CA] : Entrepreneur Press, c2006Description: xvii, 264 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN: 1599180421 (alk. paper); 9781599180427 (alk. paper)Other title: Mad scamSubject(s): Advertising | Small business marketingDDC classification: 659.1 LOC classification: HF5823 | .P29 2006Online resources: Table of contents only | Publisher description | Contributor biographical information
Contents:
Are you absolutely, positively, cross your heart and hope to die sure you need to advertise? What do you expect from your advertising: fame, fortune, fast cars, peace of mind, or all of the above? The communications plan: how it can build your business, straighten out your mind, and drive your competition nuts Do I really have to spend an arm and a leg on advertising? Or can I do it on the cheap? Where should you spend your advertising budget? So many bad choices, so few places to hide! Creating print ads the old fashioned, excruciatingly painful, yet strangely rewarding way Creating TV ads: welcome to the wonderful world of showbiz, excitement, glamour, and acid reflux Creating radio ads: theatre of the mind, fame and fortune-all for the price of popcorn Creating ads the new fangled way: the internet, web sites, and blogs-everything the average 15-year-old knows and you don't Doing it with help-and how to go about getting it Doing it with an agency-the plusses and the pitfalls Measuring the results and planning for the future
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 241-250) and index.

Chapter 1 Are you absolutely, positively, cross your heart and hope to die sure you need to advertise? 1 -- Chapter 2 What do you expect from your advertising: fame, fortune, fast cars, peace of mind, or all of the above? 17 -- Chapter 3 The communications plan: how it can build your business, straighten out your mind, and drive your competition nuts 35 -- Chapter 4 Do I really have to spend an arm and a leg on advertising? Or can I do it on the cheap? 63 -- Chapter 5 Where should you spend your advertising budget? So many bad choices, so few places to hide! 81 -- Chapter 6 Creating print ads the old fashioned, excruciatingly painful, yet strangely rewarding way 97 -- Chapter 7 Creating TV ads: welcome to the wonderful world of showbiz, excitement, glamour, and acid reflux 131 -- Chapter 8 Creating radio ads: theatre of the mind, fame and fortune-all for the price of popcorn 153 -- Chapter 9 Creating ads the new fangled way: the internet, web sites, and blogs-everything the average 15-year-old knows and you don't 169 -- Chapter 10 Doing it with help-and how to go about getting it 193 -- Chapter 11 Doing it with an agency-the plusses and the pitfalls 209 -- Chapter 12 Measuring the results and planning for the future 227.

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