what does an agency charge 4 full fledged creative work on retainsership basis? includes press ads,pops,outdor
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This depends on the country where this agency is working. Here in Kuwait they charge you little money for creative work. But when it is related to press, ads, outdoor it is too expensive.
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It depends.  I'm a agent and 6 years ago I started out on a hourly wage plus commissions.  All agencies are set up differently.  Some of our agents are hourly plus commissions and some are set up to pay to work and they get the majority of their commissions.  You will have to find out what agencies do in your area and what will work best for you.
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If this is for a large company, chances are good that they have a marketing agency that handles advertisements for them.  A call to their corporate office usually can get a name and number of the ad agency.\n\nIf for a large company and they handle marketing in-house, you would just contact their marketing dept and make your pitch.  With this and the above scenario, I think it would be hard to get any real response or financial reward for it.\n\nIf this is a smaller company, you could pitch your marketing idea to them, but remember: most companies are looking for someone who can handle all marketing duties and not just one slant on their product or service.  Being a full service provider in the marketing field usually requires a strong business acumen and a good amout of experience beyond one good idea.\n\nEither way, good luck.
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you need a very good manager to support your trips on advertising for your albums and lots of cash to put you on billboards . it is not easy but if you got the talent and the looks you will find so many agents who believes in fresh talents.
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ADVERTISING RATES\n\nSponsorship\nSponsorship entitles you to: \n\n\nPremium placement \nFull page 4-color bleed ad \nBusiness exclusivity \nOne business listing with 12-word description \nCover Girl Position for TOP FEMALE in your company which includes brief profile with head shot on the inside \nLink to company web site from MWYP home page For 1 full year of exposure\nOnly $3000\n\n\nDisplay Ads\n\nFull Page Ads\nWith Bleed: 8 7/8 W x 11 3/8 H - Trimmed size: 8 3/8 W x 10 7/8 H\nWithout  Bleed:7 1/2 W x 10 H\nCost:\n\nBlack & White:  $2400 \n4 Color:  $2770\n\n\n1/2 Page Ads\nVertical Ads:  3 1/2 W x 9 1/2 H\nHorizontal Ads: 7 1/2 W x 4 3/4 H \nCost: \nBlack & White: $1320 \n4 Color:  $1520\n\n\n1/3 Page Ads\nVertical Ads: 3 1/2 W x 6 1/4 H\nHorizontal Ads: 7 1/2 W x 3 1/8 H\nCost: \nBlack & White: $960 \n4 Color:  $1100\n\n\n1/4 Page Ads\nVertical Ads:  3 1/2 W x 4 3/4 H\nHorizontal Ads:  7 1/2 W x 2 1/4 H\nCost: \nBlack & White: $735 \n4 Color:  $840\n\n1/6 Page Ads\nVertical Ads:  1 5/8 W x 6 1/4 H\nHorizontal Ads: 3 1/2 W x 3 1/8 H\nCost: \nBlack and White:  $550 \n4 Color:  $630\n\n\n1/8 Page Ads (Business Card Size)\nVertical Ads:  1 5/8 W x 4 3/4 H\nHorizontal Ads: 3 1/2 W x 2 1/4 H\nCost: \nBlack & White:  $390 \n4 Color:  $450\n \nListings Only \nBusiness Listing included FREE with Display ad\nCost:  $130 \nSpecial Events Location Listing included FREE with display ad\nCost:  $260 \nAll listings included on web site, within 30 days of payment, and in 35,000 printed copies of the directory.\nMaximize your exposure! Display ads include one listing with 12-word business description.
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photographers work as independant contractors for the most part. They usualy make one set price for a job. Not an hourly wage. No matter how good you are, you will only make what a company will pay you.\n==============\n1. I might pay you $50 for some family photos.\n2. A small business in your area might pay you $500 for employee photos for badges.\n3. A real estate company might pay you $2,000 for good photos of the homes they sell.\n4. Pepsi might pay you $120,000.00 for a magazine ad\n\nuse your imagination. Work with your area first, then move up a bit.
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I used an attorney for the paperwork once. With the correct forms, you can do it, but it is really worth the price you pay the agent to take care of it.  They do all the leg work for you.  Advertisement is the power behind the sell.  Most charge about 6%.
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It sure isn't entry level... I'm an assistant media planner and I don't make a whole lot. I have a friend who is a media planner in Chicago and she makes around $70k, another is a brand planner and he makes a ton.
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the first few answers usualy highlighted have paid an admin fee to advertise
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well ..it depends on what you want ...\nfor 5-6usd/h you could get a freelancer with no promise.\nadvertising agencies charge you with 40-60usd/hour . but you can be sure that what comes out of there is good and filtered material with strategy and experience behind it all.\ni strongly advise that you go to an advertising agency .. not a big one like leo burnett or y&r, focus publicis, etc... get a small one \nfor example .. take leo burnett .. they charge you shitloads of cash .. have a lot of juniors in there (pay them almost nothing so that the small ones have a big name in their resume) and the seniors don`t take small projects as a food package (they usually to big budget 1-2mil usd and upwards).\nso .. mail a small advertising agency .. and ask them a quote/timing .. you will get good work ;)
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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)
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Eventually you might find a consultant or specialist who you will turn to regularly. But until then, go to the copy center in one of the major office store chains. OfficeMax, Office Depot, or Staples. All of them have PCs and people with varing degrees of design skill (I used to be, ahem, a wiz at Adobe Illustrator when I was with OfficeMax). At the very least it will give you a good idea on what the fees should be.\n\nOnce you've got some experience with price and what a reasonable fee for your projects might be, you can also give RentACoder a go. Post your project, the amount you're willing to spend, and watch people start bidding to get the work.
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what kind of work do you do and how much were the offers?  If it is marketing--job hoping is not that frown upon.  It is creative!
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Hi,\n\nI run two news websites and anyone can do it as long as your news sources are licensed or you can write your own news. I currently pay a news agency due to the size of my site.\n\nGood luck
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Would love to answer this question in details if you ask in detail as to what exactly are you looking for? Which industry? Which format? What product category?\n\nbrandology@mail.com
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I am a photographer of some years in the busines and could write you a seminar on this subject--but I will spare you that---suffice to say here--the best advice on this that I can give you--and advice that will serve you well is--price out the competition in your area (services in various places fluxuate wildly)---make at least three or four inquiries and get full details--then as a new service--come in somewhat under the lowest bid out in order to have a price leverage point in which to encourage new business---as your business increases with time--increase your prices to reflect the experience you have gained---------Best of Everything to You --welcome aboard the business and I might say --you have choosen a demanding field but it is packed with rewards and it is a career that has given me one dickens of a life !!!!!
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How much you are charged for each click for your ad on another website.