what is creative startegy in advertising?
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In advertising, as in many aspects of life, there are STRATEGIES and there are TACTICS.  \n\nStrategy is your company's long term marketing scheme.  For example, Dodge is a major car manufacturer.  What is there STRATEGY?  The Dodge strategy is to attract young, active, men who are interested in muscle cars and performance, as well as the rugged outdoor types for the pick-up truck segment.  A third strategy is the business use of their heavy duty trucks.\n\nSo...what is a TACTIC?  A tactic is a move you make to implement your creative strategy.  In the example of Dodge, a tactic they might utilize is to sponsor outdoor events where people that fit their target demographic might see the cars in action.  The tactic follows the strategy.  Without a solid strategic plan, tactics have no cohesiveness to them.  \n\nI'm sure if you look around, you'll find LOTS of examples of GOOD STRATEGY being backed up with SOLID TACTICS.  You'll also find tactics being employed without strategy...this usually looks like chaotic "let me advertise everything to everyone everywhere" marketing.
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You could try looking at Craigslist for your area. I would recommend looking under the gigs section, or the help wanted for Marketing/Advertising or Creative.\n\nI've provided the links below. Hopefully those help.
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The key is repeated branding.  The person sees the billboard so many times it becomes branded to them.  Just like the McDonalds golden arches.  Research shows that a person must see or read an advertisment 6 times person they become aware of it.\n\nCreating a billboard:  Start with consulting a local billboard advertising firm.  They will have good information on demographics and traffic of the area.  That way you can match your product's targeted customer to the best location.\n\nAs for creative content:  Again, talk with the billboard consultant.  Word of advise...less is more.  You need to get your message across in 3 words or less...including phone number (or website).  Images are key.  Remember, billboard readers have only a couple of seconds to read the message.
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The value creation of advertising, esp., sincerity,\nalighment and not fake.\n\nkampech p,
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if ur product is ready then introduce it to the general public thru ads.\ncheers
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there are 5 i's for a good advertisement:\nIdea: there must be an idea behind the ad, \nImpact: it must make an impact on those seeing it,\nImpulse:Create an action, \nInterest: interest the audience, \nInform. Give the viewer information.
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you can determine it by previous works, if none then be prepared to make on the spot ad campaigns when you are being interviewed. site previous ideas and works related to your creativity
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There's no perfect answer to your question, but generally, your best 'bang for the buck' will come when your advertising is targeted directly toward the people that you expect would buy the product.  For example, if you're a skiwear maker, you advertise in Skiing Magazine, not Cat Lovers Guide, etc.\n\nSpend some time thinking about your clients, and find out what they are likely to read...advertise there.
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Just use a magazine. All the ads in most magazines are consumer ads, ads for consumers, people who buy stuff. A non-consumer ad would be like a paint supply store having a flier describing all the different qualities of different paints for professional painters-a business to business ad.
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appears to be an abstract paper.it invites the background in advertising your products.or even light papers,it approaches more appealing.
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Find a Graphic Designer who's starting up and needs work for their portfolio.  Helps both of you out.  Hang signs at a near by college.
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In simple terms, advertising execution is what you do with a brief.\nThe client briefs the agency. (Tells them about their brand and how they want to present it, who they want to reach (target audience or key demographic) \nThe agency executes the brief. In other words, they use their expertise to develop a campaign which addresses the client's needs and achieves their goal.\nSee http://www.ciadvertising.org/student_account/fall_01/adv382j/mgautam/theory/execution.html\n\nAdvertising copy is the words/material/script written for the campaign by a copywriter.  It might list the product's advantages, describe the product in terms that will inform, enhance it's appeal and/or create excitement, encourging consumers to purchase.\nSee\nhttp://www.marketing-magic.biz/archives/archive-advertising/writing-advertising-copy.htm
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Any activity that is promotional - promoting something :P
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Entrepreneur Magazine has a succinct article on billboard advertising:\n\nhttp://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,326079,00.html
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It's called Marketing/Advertising.\n\nOf course spelling would be helpful as well.
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Advertising is more about the brand, promotion is about a specific product.
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Check out the Creative web site