Which advertising agency does Prasoon Pandey work at?
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Lowe & Partners Worldwide Adverting Agancy
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There are domestic agencies. I would also advertise in the sunday Philadelphia Inquirer
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Place your Ad on the Yellow Pages
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Shyann McClure\nhttp://www.welchs.com/company/advertising.html\n\nHope this helps
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Target does have some very creative ads- I actually watch them!\nIs this it? "Fly Me Away" artist/band: Goldfrapp\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vA5O7quyRY4
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Get an ad posted on an international site that is has high visibility.
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Call the newspaper's advertising department and find out.
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Sorry no idea.\nBut i will check with a friend of mine in Manila working with BFAD
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try  www.csr.in .This is official site of competition success review\nelse go through the magazine and you will find lot of leads as to where to find them.
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How do you know you want to seek employment in a PR firm if you don't know what it entails?  Is all about Public Relations!  Getting people to notice your clients, know their products.  Getting them in the newspaper, flyers, advertising on TVradio/magazines.  Get the clients noticed at the least amount of money possible.  You have to Know people, its all about getting out there and making a statement.  Being in the public eye.  When you think of Jack In The Box who do you think of?  Obviously you think of "Jack"!  The big round white head, little bitty black eyes and little red lips right?  That was all done through the Public Relations department of Jack in the Box.  They all sat around and tried what/who could they create that would stick in peoples minds.  Same with the little dog for the Taco Bell commercials.  It takes imagination, creativity, and a very WILD  way of thinking.   The more ideas you come up with for one product you want to sell the more money you can make.  But the market in PR is a stiff one, you've got to have a really good imagination.   Think of toothpaste.  If you were to market a new toothpaste that a manufacturer says they want to sell....what ideas can you come up with to make it rememerable, stand out and want people to say I GOTTA TRY THAT! So they make a note that the VERY next time they're in a store they head for that toothpast over Colgate, Crest, and all the others.  That is what marketing and public relations people do.  They help get products remembered.  So when you hear the name you automatically thing of THAT over anything else!
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lol. Proof should be the person who started that place, Prahlad Kakkar, the naughty ad man. It is definitely meant to make patrons think of the way Punjabis 'swear'. Almost every sentence has the `inspiration' in it.
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Mr. Kalyan Ganguly \nA marketing and management alumni of the Harvard Business School, Mr Kalyan Ganguly started his career with Reckitt & Coleman India Limited. In 1979 he joined the Spirits Division of the UB Group and handled various assignments in Sales and Marketing in the Spirits Division, prior to his transfer to the Breweries Division. \n\nDuring his tenure, he was associated with all the new brand introductions of the Group which eventually became successful millionaire brands of the Spirits Division. \n \n                                                                                                                                                                                                  President \n                                                                                                                                                                                              (Breweries Division)  \n\n\nIn 1995, in recognition of his performance, he was asked to assume the position of the CEO of the Breweries Division and later took over as the President of the Division. At the Breweries Division, he has been instrumental in the stupendous success of the Kingfisher brand, arguably the fastest growing beer brand - in both soft and strong categories - in India.\n \nhttp://www.theubgroup.com/management.html
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yahan apne desh mein kya samasya hai bhaiya... khao piyo aish karo, kahan faaltu mein kangaroos se maraaoge doshiji :-)
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Calgon\n\nThe other famous advertisement is the commercial for Calgon water softener. A Caucasian woman with an American accent asks "Mr. Lee" (who owns a laundry shop) how he gets her shirts so clean. He replies, with what appears to be a Chinese accent "Ancient Chinese secret." The scene changes to Mrs. Lee, who is in an adjoining room. Mrs. Lee is also ethnically Chinese, but she speaks English with a thoroughly American accent, and explains to the audience that her husband's "ancient Chinese secret" is that he uses Calgon water softener. Mrs. Lee ultimately gives the secret away by sticking her head into the front room where Mr. Lee and the customer are standing, and shouts "We need more Calgon!" To which the customer replies "Ancient, Chinese secret, huh!" This commercial is one also remembered by people many years after it has aired. It has been viewed by some groups as continuing a stereotype that all laundry services are run by Chinese immigrants, but it could equally be viewed as a satire of that stereotype. In addition, this commercial was parodied in the television series Arrested Development (the "Sword of Destiny" episode from season 2).
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its all in advertising...
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Not a single one on television or radio. \n\nSome press adverts in targeted publications can be interesting, for example for tech devices.\n\nAn Adverts job tho is not to work directly, but when you next go to the store and see 2 different products, to choose the one you saw advertised. This is the subliminal message they deliver.
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an advertising agency usually has:\n1. client service department: account executives, account managers, and account directors (they're like the bridge between the clients and the agency. everything goes through them first)\n2. creative: art directors, copywriters, graphic designers\n3. media: in charge of media planning and buying\n4. strategists: specializes in research and marketing strategy\n\nor you could work at the client's side as product managers (brand management)