posted by Administrator on May 27
There are three trends that have considerable influence on the advertising industry, these are: consolidation, globalization and specialization. Consolidation occurs when small to medium sized agencies with relatively successful track records are bought out by large multinational companies to provide their other clienteles with local service. The income of the agency brought about by the global affiliations or globalization will be based on the global compensation agreements or can also be based on commission calculated from head hours. The trend of specialization have seen many agencies transform and concentrate on one sector of business like finance of health care advertising and for doing so builds a niche in this industry where oftentimes they set the advertising standards. To work in the advertising industry you must learn to be flexible and follow the prevailing trends because the trends now may not necessarily be the trend of the future.
posted by Administrator on Apr 5
An advertising copywriter produces slogans and text for printed ads and leaflets, radio jingles, and scripts for TV commercials. If you become one, you have a team to work with, plus an art director to provide the visual images that best suits your words.
Before you start with your job, you must know who your client is, the product, the target audience, and the message that you are going to put across in the advertisement. An advertising copywriter should be able to do multitasking because usually you would be working on several projects simultaneously under the supervision of a creative director.
posted by Administrator on Mar 6
Understanding advertising in its simplest way is important even for an advertising graduate, you might have knowledge on it by the book but, outside it’ss a different world. We simply perceive advertising as posting product ads through television, radio or the internet where people will easily see them. A catching advertisement will of course make a big sell out compared to an ad with a so-so tag line, and that is what we call competition. It’s also the same as writing your resume, you will have to compete with other applicants who have with them their catchy resumes, be sure to arm yours with all the qualifications, achievements, trainings, etc., that you gained through the years you’ve been working. It’s not only selling but you’re also advertising yourself.
posted by editor on Feb 23

Having a good resume is all good and well, but what a resume does is simply provide a prelude, an introduction to what you’re capable of. It’s up to employers if they see any potential in it or not. When giving out resumes, try to attach some of the best advertising campaigns you feel you’ve worked on. A demo reel or a portfolio of print advertisements will do; it doesn’t have to be really extensive, just enough for the employer to see what exactly your work is like. Showing your work also gives insight about how you work and what your style is, allowing employers to see how they might be able to use you in their company. Having actual samples of work are a good supplement to an already impressive resume.
posted by Administrator on Jan 8
They are more than your regular resumes, adding a touch of flair to the more than boring standard ones you see from day to day. They also advertise your creativity which is what you are all about. Be unique and experiment with your portfolio that would speak for you even without a single word spoken to such effect. Just be sure to make it clear and direct, not too embellished enough to sidetrack your ultimate goal of landing a job.
When interviewed, show or tell why you made such a resume and discuss you successes in your career so you get your work to speak for you. Be honest and frank but always courteous in your answers, mind your body language as well. But don’t worry too much, job hunting is like fishing, you win some you lose some, and sometimes you get the big one that gets away, but “just keep swimming” as the cartoon fish always said.
posted by Administrator on Dec 31

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posted by editor on Dec 28
Are you good at what you do? Then why not include some artistic expression into the traditionally bland and straightforward resume? You decide how far you can go but for artistic careers, creativity is encouraged indeed. What better way of presenting your information that on a piece of paper you have painted on or printed onto some of your previous work.
Not an expert and want to begin making your mark, then by all means do so. Your resume should be artistic yet still perform the primary function of presenting your historical information and other details you expect in one. Don’t get too carried away, can’t seem to fit all your ideas into the few pages, you can always include a portfolio of your work to fully express and showcase your abilities and talents.
posted by Administrator on Dec 14

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posted by Administrator on Nov 26

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When you have finished creating your cover letter, the next step is:
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Create a title of your resume. Remember to make it precise and appropriate.
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Brevity works best most especially in resume writing. Keep it to one page only. Employers is turned off with lengthy resumes.
- List your qualifications according to the company’s needs. Put in front the best point you got for them to take notice.
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Over exaggeration of work responsibilities and accomplishments from previous work is not such a good idea.
- Be sure to get the proper training for the job you are applying for.
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When you have submitted your resume, FOLLOW UP is a key role in job searching that is widely ignored. Following up by a simple call or email, when well presented could signal the employer that you are really interested with the job and they will take notice of you among the other stock pile of paper sitting uselessly in the HR’s desk.
posted by Administrator on Oct 6

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Your resume should be just a single page. It should never be more than that. What is important for the employer is that your resume should be easy to read. Avoid those flashy letter covers and fancy papers. Might be cute to a teenager but not with a forty-something interviewer. The resume must depict your skills and transferable skills so as to make a good fit for the position. Remember, you are not blogging. You are not getting paid to write your resume. You will have a great pay if make your resume write. Secondly, think of your resume as your 15 seconds of fame. What do you do when you are given 15 seconds to show the world what you have got? Naturally, you put your best foot forward. Show them what you’ve got and what you are capable of…in writing though. Thirdly, make sure to proof read your resume. No to grammar and spelling errors. The worst thing you can do is submit a paper with just even one misspelled word. Specify your contributions with the previous employer. MAke sure that they get a full idea of what you are talking about. No vague words and uncertain quotas and stuff like that. Remember, to be able to get that job you want, resume is the first key. Make sure you write it well and precise. Short but aggressive. Sure enogh to caprture your audience.