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Customers
Un-Motivated?
Having buyers take action has never been tougher. Like a
knife through butter, your message must cut through media
clutter. What's required is an edge -- a very sharp edge --
and that edge is humor.
But motivating consumers is more than making them laugh. The
approach must resonate with a focused sales strategy -- yet
remain clever, engaging, sophisticated, and witty.
What's more, your message must be produced and broadcast
economically. After all, what's the use of a great idea if
it breaks the budget?
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With over fifteen years at the nation's
largest ad agencies, David Samson knows how inspire buyers.
He's an expert on positioning products in a positive,
compelling, competitive light. He believes that...
Advertising Must...
Be pre-emptive and savvy.
Stand out conceptually -- not just
visually.
Easily integrate into print, web, and
broadcast media.
Win market share and meet strategic
goals.
Prompt as well as fortify customer
loyalty.
Position the brand with the intent to
expand.
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Competition Cold-Blooded?
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Message Getting Old?
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Advertising Must Not...
Go negative to accentuate the
positive.
Appear excessive or
self-congratulatory.
Emulate or suggest a competitor's
approach.
Fixate on short-term sales
perspectives.
Confuse customers thru mixed
marketing.
Ever be sales reactive -- only
pro-active!
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Samson discusses whether to use an agency or take
advertising in-house. He reveals ways of lowering production
and media costs. Plus he shows how to create dynamic public
relations campaigns, using the press to promote your message
for free.
Firms that have benefitted from David's expertise include
Wendy's, Toyota, Hilton Hotels, Bausch & Lomb, Sharp
Electronics, Milton-Bradley, Master Card, The Los Angeles
Times, Continental Airlines, The United Jewish Federation,
Great Expectations, and Diet Coke.
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Sales Slumping?
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Psychics Not Helpful?
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So bring in David Samson
to speak to your group or association. Because the right
advertising can have you laughing all the way to the
bank!
"David is a very funny, very instinctive creative
guy, and he always has a different slant on solving any
client's problem. The key is that he understands the crucial
link between humor and information, so that the message
always remains fresh and memorable."
--Stan Becker, Chief Creative Officer, Saatchi &
Saatchi, New York, Los Angeles, Toronto.
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