Friday, September 3rd, 2010

Men and their tools. In our minds, we form an image of a man at Sears, drooling over the latest drill or gadget. Kind of funny… Somewhat sweeping, in its generalization.

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I brought Wedding University to Greater Cleveland. The sponsoring organization was Today’s Bride, a 21-year old company providing a total package of wedding marketing opportunities, including website, bridal shows, and publications.

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The problem with wedding ads is not the publications. Print advertising for weddings is NOT dead. But copywriting seems to be on life support.

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I thought it wise to step back and analyze the prospects of wedding industry print media and how the local wedding business is affected.

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“Andy, could you please give me a list of the optimum marketing methods to make my business successful? I need the Magic Wedding Marketing Pill.”

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Snowflakes and Fingerprints are unique. Hate to drop this on you, but most weddings are not unique.

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In all forms of advertising, marketing, social media, and networking you are vying for people’s attention within brief and/or limited time constraints

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I Googled ‘Las Vegas Wedding Consultant’ to see the Top 30 results. My blog post from yesterday, which referenced Juliet came up #2.

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Many of the TV shows inspire and inform, offering a plethora of creative ideas and interesting perspectives. But what about Bridezillas on We TV?

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Quality, reader-focused blog content trumps design

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