Posts tagged Creative Strategy
Are You Processing or Procrastinating?

I’m an inbox-zero girl at heart. I know there are a LOT of interpretations of what that really means, but for me it’s this: if it’s in my inbox, it needs some kind of action. That means I’m almost never ACTUALLY at zero, but if my inbox is under 10 items I usually feel pretty good. My goal is to use as little brain power as possible processing/reprocessing unnecessary information. I consider myself a decently smart person…but sometimes at 6pm, I realize..

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Social Media Freelancers & The Art of Landing Clients with The Two Lauras

From all the way across the pond (well, virtually anyway!), The Two Lauras joined our CEO’s podcast to share their tips on freelance social media management, how to land 5-star clients, and the real trouble with vanity metrics. If you're in social media management - or want to be - don't miss this chat with The Two Lauras - Laura Davis and Laura Moore!

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No, You Should NOT Outsource Your Copy... Maybe?

Yep, you read that right. I, the Director of Creative Services for a copywriting service, am telling you NOT to outsource your copy.

…maybe.

I’ve been a salaried in-house staff writer, a full-time writer for an agency, managed a team of writers, AND done a lot of other jobs in the creative services and marketing spaces.

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How To Make Magic Ads With Daniel Harmon

Poo~Pourri, Squatty Potty, Murphy Ladders, Camp Chef, Purple... the list of advertising successes to come out of the demented minds of Harmon Brothers may lead you to think they have the Midas touch, after all, everything they touch seems to turn to gold. Yes, even poop. What's the secret sauce to make magic ads that turn poop into gold? Check out this conversation with Daniel Harmon on our founder’s podcast, EntreGrow.

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Sausage... And A Big, Painful Gap

Here at Ad Zombies HQ, we’ve often joked about why we don’t have any ads that show people writing. After all, copywriting is our bread and butter. But here’s the thing: watching the (creative) sausage get made…YUCK…no one wants to see that. Because, for most people, writing is excruciatingly hard. That’s why they don’t do it. AND THEN there’s the small subset of humanity you call writers. For them, writing is… ALSO excruciatingly hard.

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