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Topic: Advertising/PR
House Ad Campaign Ideas
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I am looking for a series of brief, one- to five-word descriptives, or maybe even calls to action, to run in a house print ad campaign.
Describing:
We are a metropolitan business publication whose readership consists of the movers and shakers of big business in our area. CEOs, Chairmen, board presidents, and VPs... power brokers. We are after the boomers, and the up and coming young professionals (heirs to corporate business). THE SUGGESTIONS MUST SPEAK TO THESE PEOPLE. They need to be hip enough to call to the youngsters, but sensible enough to reach to the stodgy crowd.
GOOD LUCK
and thanks a million