A customer of ours, fresh off a conference call with a fellow marketing expert, called me in a panic just before his piece went to press. The piece we were about to print had a strong headline in it, and he wanted to take a moment to revisit whether using a headline was a good idea or not.
Coming up with an appropriate title is one issues that some companies come across. Since starting, i have never had a fully established title. It something that is always on my mind and something that i have a hard time figuring out.
Here at work i do many different things such as create web sites or IT work. Well at some points i ended up have a million and one things to do and had problems keeping track of them and insuring things got done properly and ON TIME.
I listen to a lot of satellite radio, which means I get to hear a lot of great commercials. The commercial I heard this morning for Hyson Headache Medicine was NOT one of these great commercials. The composition of all the elements was very well done, but the components they used for their argument were horrendous. Here is their headline: "Not tonight Honey....
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