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Putting the Boss in an Ad

By John Foust Raleigh, NC Sometimes it’s a good idea to feature a boss in an ad. Sometimes […]

Amateur vs. Professional

By: John Foust Raleigh, NC What sets advertising amateurs apart from professionals? Let’s examine some key skill areas […]

Ad-libs: Why ask questions in headlines?

How can you engage readers – with just a few words?

Ad-libs: Don’t let your presentation sputter at the end

Tips to ends your sales presentations on a positive note with everybody on the same page.

Ad-libs: What golf teaches us about advertising

Regardless of skill level, golf holds plenty of lessons for the business of selling and creating advertising.

Ad-libs: How to make a good second impression

The things we do in that second contact can make a big difference in the sales person-customer relationship.

Ad-libs: Disadvantages have their advantages

Learn to create an atmosphere for open, realistic conversations with clients.

Ad-libs: Expectations are like icebergs

“A long time ago, I heard that expectations are like icebergs…Only ten percent is above the surface.”

Ad-libs: The power of repetition. The power of repetition. The power of…

Did you learn the multiplication tables by going through them one time? What about the alphabet?

Ad-libs: Qualify your advertising prospects

“There’s no use to try to sell something to someone who is not is a position to buy.”