How do you get a job deciding what advertisments make it onto tv?
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Believe it or not several survey sites can set you up to view commercials and get your opnion before they air.
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try putting an ad in the paper.
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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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It could happen many ways.  I would say the most common way for a major company to find one is via their advertising agency.  If they are on top of the goals of the organization they can figure out who would be a good fit for them or even help develop one (i.e. for organizations where the spokesperson is made up- Maytag man, etc.).  Once they have a list it is a matter of following up with the agents for the people to see if that would work for them & under what terms.  Then, if they are smart, do some research to make sure your target feels as good about them as you do.
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Take classes.\nDo plays.\nGet headshots. \nMake a resume.\nGet your image together for the types of roles you want.\nGet an agent.\nGo on castings.
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Two things I would do.\nFirstly contact the TV stations in Brisbane, 7, 9 and 10 from memory.\nSecondly, try advertising agencies.\nGood luck.
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It's all in the Concept Development and Marketing Plan.  It's in the way they speak, the inflection in their voice at the appropriate time, the testimonials from people who remind you of yourself, the camera work, the lighting, the editing of angles to make something/ somebody look great, the stage makeup & hair,  etc.  They use a familiar celebrity so that you pay attention.  They give you something free if you buy now.  (They bait you and give you a sense of urgency because you are afraid you'll miss out on this deal of getting something else free.)  It is script writing after script writing.  It was tested on audiences or in smaller television markets prior to you seeing it.  If it didn't work or test well in a small market, they start story boarding again.  They pry on your weaknesses or what they think would be somebody's weakness.\nThere are advertising agencies that specialize in the making of your infomercial, in the naming of your product, in the price point of this product, in targeting the correct sex and age that would typically buy this type of product and when this type of person would be watching tv, etc.  There are all types of analyses going on when they plan an infomercial.  They have to buy the time from the tv station they air on, so you know they are not going to waste their money without a strategy.\nThen they even hit you up again after you call the toll free number.  They will try to upsell you something else or ask you to join some kind of loyalty program where you spend even more money. \n\nYou must remember, they are actors and you are a Marketer's Dream.
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You go to their website and fill out an application.\n\nhttp://www.nbc.com/Deal_or_No_Deal/\n\n-or-\n\nhttp://www.nbc.com/Casting/Applications/DOND_Long_Application.pdf\n\n DEAL OR NO DEAL\nEver wonder what YOU would do with one million dollars?\nAre you a risk taker?\nDo you feel lucky?\nNow's your big chance to try to find out.\n\nTO BE CONSIDERED AS A CONTESTANT:\n1. Make a 5-minute personal videotape of you and the supporters you wish to have appear with you on TV.\n2. Fill out an application (include a recent photo of each person)\n3. Send it to our contestant department.\n\n\n1. Making Your Videotape\nMaking a videotape audition for the program is very easy. Using a video camera, make us a 5-minute tape that tells us a little about yourself and what you would do with $1,000,000. Be sure to include the people you would like to appear with you on-camera as your "supporters." Be creative, show us your personality - tell us what makes you unique. Please start with your name and hometown. There is no "right" or "wrong" thing to say on your tape, we just want to get to know you. \n\nMake sure we can see and hear you clearly.\n-Label the tape with your name address and phone number.\n-We can only accept VHS tapes (The ones that fit in your VCR). Transferring your camcorder tape to VHS can be accomplished easily. Use the Red, White, and Yellow cables that come with your camera to connect it to your VCR. Push play on your camera, and Record on your VCR. Please run a test and make sure your transfer worked properly.\n-Be Kind, Rewind. Rewinding your tape to the beginning greatly increases our fondness for you. \n\n2. Filling out the Application:\nAdobe Reader is required to view the application. Click here to download a free copy if you do not have it installed.\nPlease take your time and answer the questions honestly. We will only accept completed and signed applications if they are accompanied by your videotape. \n\nInclude a recent photo:\nPlease enclose a recent personal photo of each person with the application. Make sure your photo(s) are clearly labeled with your names and phone numbers on the back. It is best, though not mandatory to send 2 clear photos of each person - one close up and one full body. \n\n3. Sending Your Package\nPlease label your package and send it to:\nDEAL OR NO DEAL CASTING\n1149 N. Gower Suite 271\nLos Angeles, CA 90038\n\nTo review, here is your "To Do" List:\n1. Make one (1) 5 minute videotape\n2. Label the tape with your name, address and phone number\n3. Complete and sign an application\n4. Include a few recent photos of you and your supporters. \n\nPlease note: Application materials will not be returned. Limit one application package per person.
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If the ad gives an address and the times that you can come in for an interview, then just show up for the interview.  If it gives a phone number to call, call and set up an appointment for an interview. \n\nIn both cases, bring a resume on hand with you so that just in case they ask for it, you are prepared.  During the interview, if they don't bring it up, mention that you have one with you anyway.  Again, they will know that you are prepared.
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You get a union card and an agent...show up for casting calls when they go out. Good luck!
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planning a career in advertising?
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You would do better to directly contact prospects currently advertising using other media and radio stations. They are the lowest hanging fruit since they already understand the benefit/value of broadcast advertising.\n\nFind out when their current campaign gets reviewed and be sure to follow up a month before then with your offering.\n\nSorry to avoid the question but this practice has served me well for years in the business.
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audition. \nlook for open calls for shows.\nmaybe check their website.\nor get with an agent.
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An advertising agency would be a good bet
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you can look for a job in tv or radio, be a writer, broadcaster, teacher, events coordinator, actor, etc.
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Much would depend upon the company that the PR executive is representing.  Generally speaking, a cable TV station which is geared for his target audience is the most cost effective, especially if the timing of the item is chosen correctly.
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First I need to know what the product is, run ads in the newspapers, and radio.  If local TV station would try that. Al lot of times word of mouth is the best selling tool you can get.