Got a question for Chuck?

CHUCK PORTER SCREEN GRAB.jpgNow's your chance to get better acquainted with the unique perspective that has helped Chuck Porter create one of the world's most highly regarded creative advertising agencies, Crispin Porter+Bogusky.
 
As head of judging for the upcoming Newspaper Ad of the Year, Chuck will be answering questions (during a video to be played on the night) on a subject close to his heart; good advertising.
 
So if you have an interesting question for Chuck, post it here. 'Anonymous', now is your big chance for someone to take you seriously, as Chuck will choose and answer all of his favourite questions.

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The call for entries for The Newspaper Ad of the Year is now open. So get your best ads in promptly.  To be eligible, they have to have run in any New Zealand newspaper between June 2009  and May 2010. Send us the ad and details of where and when it ran.
 
To enter the Newspaper Client of the Year just submit 3 separate pieces of work (not from the same campaign) that have run in any newspaper between June and May . The prize is a $1000 lunch at Prego.
 
Entries close 5pm Friday 18th June.

22 Comments

Anonymous said:

Hi Chuck,
My questions are:
1. What's your favourite CP+B press ad?
2. What's your favourite press ad of all time?

Anonymous said:

Do you think advertising agencies are too obsessed with using new technologies? Do we run the risk of just trying to be cool instead of selling more products?

Anonymous said:

Where do you buy your shirts?

Anonymous said:

CP+B NZ?

Anonymous said:

Do Crispin Porter still do newspaper ads?

Anonymous said:

What makes a great client?

Anonymous said:

Are advertising agencies too obsessed with winning awards?

And does this lead us down a relentless path of making every advert new, and revolutionary, when the tried and true methods may be more effective?

And lastly, why are Effectivness awards (Effies) seen as the 'poor cousins' to Creative awards, when Effies are the only true recognition that the advert actually did it's job?

Anonymous said:

Hi Chuck
What rocks your boat when it comes to a great press ad?

Anonymous said:

Hey Chuck.
New Zealanders get a real kick out of foreigners saying nice stuff about New Zealand.
Do you have any nice things to say about New Zealand?

Anonymous said:

Hi Chuck,

Other than work your ass to the bone. Do you have any other advice for a jnr creatives?

Anonymous said:

do you think advertising agencies are too obsessed with new technologies in ads and are focusing less on emotional connections?

Anonymous said:

Chuck, you appear to be a completely grown man. How come in this part of the world we're lead to believe you're past it at 30?

Anonymous said:

If you won $10,000 (US$6,863.85), what would you do?

Anonymous said:

Hey Chuck,
People like talking about advertising being a completely different game these days. But is it really? I mean, we're still just selling shit aren't we?

Anonymous said:

Hi Chuck,

What advice could you give a new ad agency starting out when looking for new clients?

Anonymous said:

It's almost 4pm on a Friday. Is it ok to have a beer?

Anonymous said:

Hi Chuck,
What about Planners? Do you have any thoughts on planning's contribution to the greater good in the agency of today?

Anonymous said:

Chuck - what was your favourite year in advertising? I wasn't there but 1994 looked pretty good.

Anonymous said:

What websites do you visit religiously?

Anonymous said:

Hi Chuck

If you were a client which agencies apart from CP+B would you like to have working for you? Who's doing the best work out there at present?

Anonymous said:

1) What's in it for suits these days?
2) Do you feel advertising is becoming increasingly irrelevant?

Anonymous said:

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood, Chuck?

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