- Based on your experience, what defines a successful ad campaign, or a successful ad?
- What do you think are the most essential elements in a campaign?
- Can you please define concept?
- Do all ads need to have a concept?
- How important is the execution of an ad?
- Which, do you think, comes first, or is more essential: concept or execution? Why?
- Which are all the different mediums ads could be in? Which is the most popular?
- Where is the future of ads going - in relation to the medium?
- Can the medium a campaign is exposed to effect the power of the campaign?
- When you're concepting for an ad, do you always have the medium in mind? [Or the media plan in mind?]
- Being a copywriter, can you please explain the process of coming up with a campaign for any given client?
- What is the role an art director plays in the creation of an ad?
- What about a creative director?
- How important is the brief in creating ad campaigns?
- Which departments are most essential to the creation of an ad?
- How closely do the creatives work with the production team? Media team?
- What role does the client play in the creation of a campaign? Do they interfere a lot, or do they let you do your work?
- How would the perfect client act?
- When coming up with ads, what is your main priority: pleasing the client, pleasing the consumer, or winning awards?
- What is the most important element in a successful ad campaign?
Clelia H.
House: South
Topic: Advertising
Essential Question: What is the most important element in a successful ad campaign?
Sunday, March 20, 2011
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ReplyDeleteQ3 and 4 are similar. Can you change Q4 to: How much "concept" research is done by your company before an ad is distributed? Follow up with: Where, specifically, is this research acquired?
Q5: I'm confused...Isn't the execution of an ad always important to a company?
Q8 is BOSS.
Q12 an 13 is something you can look up in a Wikipedia article. Can you make these questions more meaningful to the interviewee? Ask specifics about their company.
The last question should be: May I have the contact information of someone in industry you know who can help me get on my feet?