Here’s a new logo I designed for the Children Helpers Foundation. The foundation was created to help children in Ghana receive an education. Click here to view their Facebook page to find out more, and how to donate http://www.facebook.com/groups/childrenhelpersghana/ We are developing the website now.  Stay tuned! Or, in this case, logged in!

Two covers I designed for Morgan Gendel’s (my client) COLLECTOR’S EDITION teleplays he penned for STAR TREK – THE NEXT GENERATION.  They will be on sale at the upcoming Star Trek convention in Las Vegas. Morgan will also be a guest speaker at the convention where he will discuss, and screen, his Emmy award winning episode entitled ‘The Inner Light.”

A POSTER I DESIGNED FOR A NEW PLAY BY DALE GRIFFITHS STAMOS

An old school DJ,  JAY JARRELL, now in his 50s, struggles against the spirit-numbing pressures of his present day job as an overnight DJ in the new world of personality driven, “less talk, more hits” radio.

In marketing it’s not only important what you say,

but who you say it to, and how you say it.

Chances are you only watched this video once.  But remember it.
Why:  Because you’re human

Research suggests people remember messages more readily when they are
not just informed by the content, but entertained by it as well.

Most marketer’s messages are far too logical. Consumers don’t
respond to logic alone. (They’re human. Some marketers forget that.)

No they’re not. Yes they are. No they’re not! Yes they are!

1.  If you don’t know what you’re doing, it probably won’t go well.

2. Making false claims about performance can be detrimental to repeat business.

3. There are two ways to market:  Long and slow.  And fast and hard.  Both can be effective when used properly.

4. Location. Location. Location.

5.  Doing the same thing over and over again can make your customer numb.

6. Never  blurt out your competitor’s name in the middle of a ‘sales’ pitch.

7. Don’t force a ‘sale.’  You’ll likely give your client ‘Buyers remorse.’

8. Just because you ‘made’ the ‘sale,’ it doesn’t mean the customer was satisfied.

9.Every customer is different.  What worked on the last customer may not work on the next one.

10. The best marketing plan won’t work if the customer “is just not that into you.”

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