THIS WEEK AT SLATER'S GARAGE...

Pleased to announce we've expanded our services a bit... Slater's Garage is now offering media buying, placement, and consulting services... We'll be working with Dorsey Furniture on a continued basis, and we'd love to hear from you about how we can help you attain your advertising goals too -- as much, or as little help as you need.  


We've provided a playlist of our latest video work in the window at the right -- including our most recent animation for the Somerset Times... Below, we've also provided portals to our other web outlets -- places like Twitter, YouTube, and the Slater's Garage blog.  There are more samples of our audio and video work throughout our site, so check around, and let us know how we can help you!


Slater's Garage Ads and Audio writes and produces content for radio, TV, and web. From production of countless TV and radio ads to cartoons and animation, jingles and music production, comedy writing, on-hold messages, user-generated advertising for online video, video content to enhance your website, voice over and narration...


 
Crowdsourcing Pros & Cons… and Thanks
Thanks to Michelle Goodman, a freelance writer, blogger, and author of a couple great books about freelancing, for the article she wrote for entrepreneur.com this week.  She and I spoke at length about the burgeoning Crowdsourcing trend in audio, video and design – the (mostly) pros, and (not as many) cons… Clipped from: www.entrepreneur.com by [...]Read More

How Memorable Are Your Ads?
My all-time favorite advertising quote comes from William Bernbach: “Properly practiced creativity can make one ad do the work of ten.” That one statement pretty much answers the question, “How do I maximize return on my advertising expenditure?” While it’s true that frequency of message does play a big part in your campaign’s success, a [...]Read More

Make Your Own Entertainment
What do Porsche sports cars and Samuel Adams beer have in common? Both products came about because their inventors couldn’t find an existing product they liked, so they made their own.  Ferry Porsche, son of the company’s founder, couldn’t find a car he wanted to buy, so he had the company build one he did [...]Read More