How to Get into Advertising
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| How to Get into Advertising |
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| Manufacturer: Continuum International Publishing Group |
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| List Price: $31.99 |
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| This book serves as an invaluable guide for all those wishing to break into the world of advertising, media and marketing communications. The wealth of hints and tips that range from the conventional to the non-conventional make this book insightful and invaluable. The author uses over twenty years experience in this industry to help anyone wishing to pursue a career in this field start off on the right foot. |
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Must read (but really)
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| Review Date: February 27, 2001 |
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| Simon Anholt from Cave Anholt Jonason: I must have looked at dozens of books promising the "inside track" on working in advertising, but none of them deliver in the way this one does. Written from the perspective of the UK's leading advertising college, nobody could be better qualified than Ms Neidle to point the way to successful targeting, presentation, preparation and success in getting into the business. For the hopeful would-be agency staffer, it's as essential as a well-prepared CV and a good pair of walking shoes. |
A comprehensive guide to the ad industry
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| Review Date: June 22, 2000 |
| Reviewer: Bob Lampon, |
| An excellent guide to the industry and its various roles. Straight forward, telling it 'as it is' with great tips for getting that job. Also contains valid quotes from people 'in the business'. Wish something like this had been around 20 years ago! |
The inside track
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| Review Date: June 22, 2000 |
| Reviewer: maureen purbrook, London |
| I've read lots of 'how-to'books about advertising, but this one stands head and shoulders above the rest. It's packed with detailed information on what the job titles really mean, how to make your approach and how to find out where real openings exist. The picture it paints of the way creative people work is the most authentic I've read. This is a must for anyone wanting to get into the business and an invaluable guide for students. |
Absolutely useless to Americans
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| Review Date: July 19, 2005 |
| Reviewer: Halcyon Daze, Los Angeles, CA USA |
| The book offers little information relevant to Americans looking to break into American agencies. A list of my grievances: 1) Most if not all of the ad schools or training programs listed are in the U.K. 2) None of the portfolio schools for aspiring art directors or copywriters are even mentioned. 3) The "day in the life" anecdotes offered in each chapter give little practical advice to landing a job at a top agency. Seriously, who but the most clueless doesn't know that "attention to detail" and an "ability to work well with lots of people" are requirements for almost any job? [...] |
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