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| New Member   |  Hi everybody -
11-04-2006, 02:01 PM
I would like to consult with you all about a problem I have: I've been working as an interactive copywriter in a big Israeli agency for the past 3 years and have done quite well, but I would really like to get into a full-time position at a European or an American agency. How do I break into the European/American interactive advertising market? I would greatly appreciate any advice. Thanks. |
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| Grand Master  |
11-04-2006, 02:11 PM
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my modeste vision is this : sell your services. you are a copywriter, write a letter to approach them, sell your services, if they are convained then they will asck for your service. Self promotion. hope that it help. (Time to take some actions) | |
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| New Member | legal issue -
11-04-2006, 03:03 PM
Hi, Thank you for replying so quickly. I'll do as you recommended but there's another issue: My portfolio is full with great banners, minisites and website but somebody told me that i can't show them in my website because they're not mine to show and by this I mean that they belong to the company, they're their possession. Is it true? What are my alternatives? People have advised me to attach URLs but I don't know if it's enough (I have only minisite and website URLs'. What about all the banners?). What do you think? 10X |
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