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<title>Banksy v Advertisers</title>
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<title>The secret to viral success</title>
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<title>A few hints and tips on virals   </title>
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<title>Developing a strong creative proposition</title>
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<description>Over the past fifteen years Ive watched countless client  service people agency planners and creative directors go through near on  nervous breakdowns when developing creative briefs.    Ive witnessed screaming tantrums and even physical threats  all because of one small box found in every single brief titled proposition.        So why the big fuss         Well its because the creative proposition is a big deal. In  fact its probably the most important element within a brief. Get it right and  the creative people will have a strong foundation to develop compelling ideas to  promote your business.         But if the proposition is weak then even the best art  directors and copywriters will struggle to produce an advertising idea that  will motivate prospects to buy from you.         So what is a proposition         In essence its the single most persuasive thing a brand or  product can say about itself its the elevator pitch in one short sentence.        And its this that a creative tea...</description>
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<title>Is your web copy optimised for search or sales</title>
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<description>You cant bore people into buying a product. That may sound obvious but theres plenty of dull web copy out there so whats going on   Why would anyone invest hundreds of hours and thousands of pounds building a website and then go and undermine it all with a few carelessly chosen words   The problem is the words arent carelessly chosen at all.   Theyre often picked with a great deal of thought care and attention. Thats because more often than not the web copy has been written with search engine optimisation SEO in mind.   It goes without saying that SEO is crucial. Making sure youre using the right mix of key words is vital when it comes to ensuring your business tops a search engines rankings. You know that if you get it right customers will walk through your online door.   However those same key words wont persuade your customers to part with their money. To do that you need to ensure your copy is relevant benefitled and engaging.   Well heres one approach that you may want to consider...</description>
<dc:date>2012-2-15 17:11:40</dc:date>
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<title>Why creativity is so important in advertising.</title>
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<description>  Your babys first steps the taste of your mothers freshly baked bread the scent of newly blossomed spring flowers these are the sort of memories that stay with us forever.     But what about yesterdays ads How big an impact have they made on you Can you still remember any of them today   Even one    Generally speaking most of us become immune to advertising messages and thats no surprise when you consider that on average were exposed to around 2500 ads every day.     Theyre online on petrol pumps in magazines on TV in the press on the radio we see them during sporting events and theyve even appeared on the moon they are quite literally everywhere.    And yet we rarely recall a single one.    Why    The simple answer is that were more likely to engage with and remember something when it inspires excites and interests us. And most ads dont.    Regardless of how timely how well targeted or how relevant an advertising message is if its delivered in an uninspiring way then the chances are ...</description>
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