AD CRITIQUE

ANIMATION GOLD

Can't wait to talk to some great minds next week.

Want to make the next Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Mark Zukerburg, Anthony Wahome, Mo Ibrahim's, Strive Masiyiwa's and e.t.c.
Founders of companies that will rival KPLC, haha!

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Dr. James Karundu a business coach, mentored my business partner and boy did he do some good job. I have been for more than a year not been learning marketing practically.

As I have said before marketing and sales run the world.

Some animated adverts have been around now for some time now and they are still wonderful as the creators portray great creativity as is evidenced by the Ads especially the Faiba animated ad.

From the first ones one couldn't help but laugh and oh! Yes they got their message across that

'They are the ISP with the fastened internet connection'

Now even musicians are embracing animations.

Fanta had theirs, Ribena had theirs.

Haha! In Jkuat we had a dude quit his Information Technology course to pursue a career in animation.

Even in YouTube other than the usual suspects porn and some pop music animation videos are enjoying a large audience.

Walt Disney was on point and right in time for this generation.

Oh! Yes can't forget Strepcils interesting AD.

Some chewing gum called had an animated AD some dude getting mouth to mouth resuscitation mschew! Probably it did it's job, getting people talking.

Reminds me of a lady CEO, that designs lingerie how she used controversy to get people's attention to her products.

Jim Rohn used the parable of the sower a Bible parable to illustrate the importance of persistence in marketing.

Continue doing it for as you continue to do the right stuff some will no doubt fall on the good soil where it will not only germinate but will grow big and bear fruits.

Same from me keep doing the good thing you're doing.

James Allen says in his book as a man thinketh the good guys eventually win.

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