Category Archive for ‘advertising’
First Gap, now DC Comics? Rebrands that make you go HMMMMM?
In an effort to push their DC ENTERTAINMENT brand of comics, movies, video games, and more, DC has ditched their age-old logo for a new one.
Antsy for Mad Men Season 5? Take a Tour of the Season 4 Offices Now!
Mad Men Season 5 Debuts With Two-Hour Premiere on Sunday, March 25 Click on the image below to play the exclusive behind the scenes feature video
Don’t want it in print?: How to Gain Assurance in Your Marketing and Advertising Techniques at the Kindle Store!
How to Gain Assurance in Your Marketing and Advertising Techniques at the Kindle Store!
So, how does Google Actually Work? [Infographic]
There’s a lot of confusion about how Google Works. This MIGHT help. Infographic by the Pay Per Click Blog
Testimonials for the book: How To Gain Assurance In Your Marketing and Advertising Techniques
Video Testimonials Galore! We recently put out a call to readers everywhere for a short video on what they thought of our most recent book. Below are the best three we received! Wow! We’re honored! Thanks a lot! From Mike From Suzanne From Bethan Click the image below to get our book on your Kindle [...]
Like our new book?
If you’ve bought and read our new book, we’re looking for video testimonials from you! Submit all videos to info@assuranceadvertising.com for review! All the best videos will be showcased on our blog/Youtube page! If you haven’t read it yet, you should! The book features tips, case studies and easy to digest how-to segments for all [...]
Ever Wonder How Agencies Come Up With Their Costs?
“So, can you go to Kinko’s and make your own brochures? Of course you can. Client’s may elect to facilitate production on their own. However, will you be able to identify issues with the spot varnish, color saturation or adjust issues from pagination? If not, the commission is well worth the quality assurance.”
Steve Jobs: The man who understood that people don’t buy products, they buy brands
Steve Jobs hired world-class advertising agencies and invested heavily in the brilliant campaigns that they developed for him. Unlike many of his silicon chip and blue chip CEO rivals, he was also an extraordinary marketer.
Forthcoming book ‘Mad Women’ Will Tell Other Side of the Madison Avenue Story
If Peggy Olson or Joan Harris were to spill all their secrets, wouldn’t it be more enlightening?
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