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The fundamentals of advertising
are pretty simple. 1- Get noticed. 2 - Clearly communicate a
relevant message. And, 3 - Compel the audience to act, or at
least think differently.
Simple, yes. Easy, not today.
With strategies that need to do so much. Messages that try to
say so much. Never enough time to think the assignment through.
Never enough money (or, so we think). Etc., etc., ad nausea.
Ad Hell Camp is a hands-on
workshop for advertising creative people which helps them navigate
these harsh realities to a happy conclusion; more fun doing better
work.
This highly interactive program
helps people get in touch with the fundamentals of advertising
that lead to effective work. A fun, enlightening, okay, sometimes
grueling, program, it imparts a few simple disciplines that can
help advertising people develop effective work that actually
does penetrate, does communicate and does
leave the audience with a lasting impression.
Ad Hell Camp will help rejuvenate your work and your attitude.
You'll get back to the basics of what makes for great marketing
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communications and become
really excited about the process and the work again.
This program starts with the most basic of basics: the fundamentals
of creative thinking and the rudiments of ad making. Your group
will discover some valuable new insights and rediscover a lot
of basics you've since forgotten (or at least don't practice
as often as you should.)
The main thrust of Ad Hell
Camp is aseries of exercises around conceiving and creating great
results-getting, award-winning work that your clients can love
and you can be proud of.
As a leading CD in the ad
business, Tom Monahan helped propel many highly-successful advertising
careers. He now consults to ad agencies and marketing communications
professionals throughout the world and has been a contributor
to Communication Arts since 1990. "Graduates" of Tom's
creative programs continue to be leaders in the industry as well
as prolific award winners.
Ad Hell Camp. You'll love
it. You'll hate it. Just like your job. But you'll come out of
it doing better work.
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