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Critique/Recap: JOMC 271 . Spring 2013

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Fundamental principles of advertising, focusing on understanding the audience, cultivating big ideas, and creating memorable campaigns. It emphasizes the importance of not just displaying ads but engaging audiences with innovative concepts across various media. Highlighting the necessity of easy navigation for websites and the need for campaigns that resonate over time, it encourages marketers to strategize around a unified creative vision and avoid merely replicating print ideas in digital formats. Ultimately, it urges aspiring ad professionals to build campaigns that endure.

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  1. Critique/Recap JOMC 271 • Spring 2013

  2. Creative Brief • Why are we advertising? • Whom are we talking to?* • What do they currently think? • What would we like them to think? • What is the single most persuasive idea we can convey? • Why should they believe it?

  3. Know your audience • For your ads AND for your book.

  4. “Make your own website.” p. 325 • “Just make sure it’s easy to navigate and that the load times are minimal or nonexistent.”

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  6. “Don’t show just ads. Show cool, big-ass ideas executed in a lot of different media.” pp. 322-323 • “Keep in mind that the same idea sized to fit newspaper, then outdoor, then online, is not a campaign. In fact, that’s where the word brochure-ware comes from, trying to drag a print-based idea kicking and screaming into the digital space—by the time it gets there, it’s dead anyway.”

  7. “Come up with monstrous ideas, not just monstrous ads.” pp. 316-318 • Ed McCabe: “I’m not interested in day-after recall of ads. I’m interested in 10-year recall.”

  8. “Fill your portfolio with campaigns, not one-shots.” p. 312 • “And remember, the best campaigns aren’t three one-shots strung together by a common typeface, but one big idea executed across a whole bunch of different media.”

  9. Where do you go from here?

  10. The T-Shaped Ad Person

  11. Required Reading

  12. If You Only Read One Book

  13. Read the Classics Anything by David Ogilvy

  14. Read for Your AreaExample: Art Direction

  15. Your own site cargocollective.com OR

  16. Learn to code

  17. Get Involved

  18. .Keep in touch. Recent email from former student Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 4:41 PM To: Hester, Joe Bob Subject: Back in DC after 25 Years Attending the White House Correspondents dinner tomorrow night as a guest of Cumulus network radio. Last time I was here was for the AAF convention in 1989!