Take care.

Asking people we admire for their input can also give us a new perspective.

In all things we do, breathing is important; not mandatory. Forgeting to breathe can cause more problems than just lousy marketing.

Have a great day… and then some,

Heidi Richards Mooney, author
Quirky Marketing Calendar

If we are cluttered with noise, we can’t even do the simplest of tasks. I think of parking a car, for instance. How many times have I turned down the radio to make sure I parallel park well. It seems silly, but the even the trivial tasks in life need simplicity.

- Perhaps a model for the rest of the clutter that we take on in the rest of our lives…

Thanks for visiting the Simply Said blog and for your comment this afternoon. I am honored to have you visit. Really.

My best to you and everyone at Linserpelle Creative.

Joanne

You are so correct about the lines that people remember are the key – when they get to the point of purchase – or the moment of purchase. In fact, there is a Simply Said blog post in the draft mix and on the near horizon about some favorites advertising phrases, like ‘Where’s the Beef?’ as you mentioned. I’m thinking of those inimitable spots and ad lines like ‘Winston Tastes Good Like a Cigarette Should’, ‘See the USA in Your Chevrolet’, ‘Good to the Last Drop’. More to come.

Thanks again for visiting the blog and for your post today.

Joanne

I’m glad you had the chance to read the post and by the way, you have already honored your role model.

Warmly,
Joanne