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Interests: Writing, advertising, sales, politics, Longhorn football and basketball, golf

Areas of Expertise: Sales,
Cable television advertising,
media buying
copy writing,
business writing

Current Company: Frink Inc. Advertising

Position: President

Position Responsibilities: New business development
Account services
Media buying
Creative Director
Production manager

Industry: Advertising

Company Description: Advertising agency specializing in television and radio advertising.
Video production company producing television commercials, marketing and training videos, television shows and many other types of video presentations.

Company Website: http://www.frinkadvertising.com

Graduation Year: 1978

Academic Institution: University of Texas

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Cable Television Advertising-How Can You Go Wrong? 5 Common Mistakes

Cable television advertising is an inexpensive and easy way to get your business’ message on television. Spots can be purchased for as little as $10 or less. You may be able to

target your specific trade area. Your local cable provider might even produce

your television commercial for free!

How can you go wrong?

1. Letting the…

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Posted on September 1, 2007 at 9:59am — 1 Comment

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At 1:21pm on September 3, 2007, J.S. Gilbert said…: Hi Bill,
I was intrigued by your remark in "Where have all the COpywriters Gone?" about looking for t.v. and radio writers to collaborate with. I'm not a copywriter, but I do play one on t.v., so act before midnight tonight to receive our special bonus gift. Operators are standing by.

At 3:49pm on September 1, 2007, Steve McNamara said…: Hey - you ought to be in AdGabber’s Creative Director's Group.

You can check it out via the “Groups” tab above or

http://www.adgabber.com/group/creativedirectorsclub

If you have a moment, please share how you create ad ideas.

Cordially, Steve