The “Ear Rental Business” – an interview with Phil Bernstein, part 3

On December 30, 2008, in Interviews, Phil Bernstein, by Brett Duncan

Here is the third and final installment of my interview with Phil Bernstein, Portland’s Finest Media Rep. Be sure to read the entire interview here.  Brett Duncan: I’ve been told that talk radio is usually better for advertising, simply because listeners are more used to just hearing people talk, so they’re less likely to change the [...]

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The “Ear Rental Business” – an interview with Phil Bernstein, part 2

On December 15, 2008, in advertising, Interviews, Phil Bernstein, Radio, by Brett Duncan

Below is part 2 of my email interview with Phil Bernstein. Be sure to check out part 1 of the interview here, and come back for the final piece of this enlightening time with Phil. Also, all apologies on not posting last week: I managed to get a little sidetracked with having a baby last [...]

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The “Ear Rental Business” – an Interview with Phil Bernstein, Part 1

On December 1, 2008, in advertising, Interviews, Phil Bernstein, Radio, by Brett Duncan

Brett’s note: One of the first blogs I read when I dipped my toe in the blogosphere’s waters was Portland’s Finest Advertising Blog by Phil Bernstein. I still read it today. Phil Bernstein was gracious enough to entertain my own curiosities a few months back, interview-style, and I wanted to share it with you in this [...]

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What Can 30 Seconds Do?

On January 23, 2008, in advertising, by Brett

What can a 30 second TV spot accomplish? A radio spot? How about a half-page, full-color ad in a magazine? Or maybe a banner at a sports stadium? The answer: Not everything. An ad in any medium cannot completely communicate the full essence of your product or company. So stop trying to make it do [...]

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