I'm still here.
Not sure whether the advertising industry is, however.
More soon!
posted by writer @ 8:31 PM
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The Advertising Agency.
You probably shouldn't read this if you're spending millions on advertising, okay?
Thursday, June 04, 2009
More soon!
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Some names have been changed to protect the innocent. Others are left as they are. Posts are in reverse order to their chronology. Why? Because it's a blog. Get over it. Or go buy a book. (PLEASE NOTE: All content in this site is copyright. Any breach will result in the offender being subject to the full force of a very long and tedious PowerPoint presentation. And legal action, of course.)- Office signs.
- Joker's last three questions.
- Life at the bottom: a new blog for juniors.
- Joker's twenty questions, continued.
- Joker's 20-20 Interview: Part Two.
- Joker's 20-20 Interview: Part One.
- Beer, Part Two.
- The beer account, part one.
- Footnote.
- The can of beans, part two.
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- The oldest copywriter still writing.
- Stan Lee.
- You want to get into advertising? No, you don't.
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- Spike's photoambulism: seas, skies, streetscapes and period houses.
- Now this is advertising art
- scamp in london
11 Comments:
Glad to hear you're still here. Thought I was the only disgruntled old prick railing against the hand that nourishes us.
Still nourishes us? Last time I walked down St Kilda Road (2 p.m. this afternoon) it was like creative at Clemenger used to be at 9 a.m. in the morning in the early 1980s.
We'll look forward to reading more of your content!
Unrelated comment: Just discovered there is a huge and vibrant LOLCAT "subculture". The internet is such a wonderful place.
That LOLcat subculture is big in bureaucracies, I hear, Mudskippah. That wacky, crazy brand of humour. And all those hours to fill in.
Your career is too important to spend your time looking for a job on a variety of sites. If you were sick you would find the best possible doctor. You should do the same thing with your job site. There is no better job board in the world for executive professionals:This shows you jobs from every single employer career page, job website, association website, newspaper classified ad and recruiter site we can find in the world.
Just be assertive on your own part, and very very clear about what kind of position your looking for,Finding a correct job for job seeker and that is interesting to you is important! The last thing you want is a required job that you have been work out properly and got some ideas through this like sites and its very useful for the job seekers.......
www.advertisingcrossing.com
What Stan Lee said.
I am the only person on the internets who doesn't know what a LOLcat is.
Spike, I had to google it.
Where you gone?
A massive writing project has taken up my time, Steve. Back soon.
More soon...? Five months later, hope this is not the end!
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