August 2009 Archives
In Douglas Adams' insightful Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy the organisers of mankind's effort's to colonise the universe were very shrewd.
They sent out in the key space ships all the scientists, farmers, doctors, engineers, teachers and other specialists necessary to create and sustain a far-flung outpost of civilisation.
Then they consigned the advertising experts, public relations gurus, hairstylists, stock brokers, real estate agents and the like to their own craft.
It is a self-selected few of this latter group who are responsible for the 'Vote Confidence' campaign you may have seen and, like me, laughed at disbelievingly.
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Continue reading Initiative Media Week in Review: August 16 - 22.
www.creative-exchange.com offers a one-stop, online creative resource that agencies can use to market creative ideas that might have been left "on the shelf" because they have not been used by clients.
The service can be used to sell existing concepts or repurpose creative ideas for different clients and brands, not just in Australia but globally.
Buyers using www.creative-exchange.com can browse through a range of creative ideas and choose concepts that are ideal for their own purposes.
www.creative-exchange.com also helps agencies boost awareness of their creative talent - and all their other skills - among target audiences such as potential clients, the creative community, prospective employees and freelancers.
The online entries for the PADC have been experiencing some technical difficulties so the deadline has been extended until midnight tonight (Friday, August 28).
Get all the details by downloading the call to entries pack from padc.com.au
Bookings for 'Brain Boost: The 2009 Festival of Ideas' also close today, Friday Aug 28. Again, see the PADC website for more details or download the info pack here:
Brain_Boost.pdf
Get all the details by downloading the call to entries pack from padc.com.au
Bookings for 'Brain Boost: The 2009 Festival of Ideas' also close today, Friday Aug 28. Again, see the PADC website for more details or download the info pack here:
Brain_Boost.pdf
The campaign combines a series of five new TV commercials, radio, press and outdoor.
"The launch of IKEA's catalogue is a critical event in their marketing calendar and much anticipated by consumers," said Marketforce General Manager, Carrick Robinson. "Working on this campaign was a huge challenge and a lot of fun. Our insight was right on the money and the resulting creative work sits alongside the very best we've done."
Watch the TVCs:
IKEA_Cat10_1_sml.mov
IKEA_Cat10_2_sml.mov
IKEA_Cat10_3_sml.mov
IKEA_Cat10_4_sml.mov
IKEA_Cat10_5_sml.mov
Credits
Strategic Planning: Sandra Brewer, Richard Beards
Creative: Andrew Tinning, Murray Laird
Account Service: Suzanne Stirling, Evan Murie
Agency Producer: Nicole Beer
Producer: Shelley Guy
Director: Damien Kelly
Prod. Co.: Shelley Guy Productions & The Guild of Commercial Filmmakers
Client: Laura Radovan, Kim Saunt
The following job opportunities are currently available. Each week Campaign Brief posts available positions within the industry
as a free service. Email any jobs you have going (with a description)
to martin@campaignbrief.com
STRATEGIC PLANNER, MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS - MARKETFORCE
· Do you love brands?
· Enhance your career with this highly respected agency
· Learn and grow in this rewarding role
Marketforce is the largest and best resourced marketing communications company in Western Australia. Marketforce Consulting is the "strategic hub" of the Marketforce group and we live by the philosophy of "Thinking First" reviewing every possible angle in order to develop powerful brand appraisals and marketing communication strategies, grounded in meaningful consumer insight.
Marketforce Consulting is not only the strategic planning arm of Marketforce, but also offers a comprehensive strategic consulting service to its own group of direct clients. This enables us to work with a broad range of clients from start ups to some of the largest companies in Perth. If you are passionate about developing strong brand propositions developed through meaningful consumer insights then you may well be our next Strategic Planner.
To be considered for this role you ideally have previously worked in a market research role (either agency or client) and be able to demonstrate your ability to translate insights into brand values and propositions. The successful candidate will also be tertiary qualified and have had related brand or marketing communications experience enabling you to manage projects and developing marketing plans. Exceptional writing and presentation skills combined with the confidence and ability to facilitate workshops and pitch ideas at all levels of an organisation are a must.
If this sounds like the next step in your career and you feel you have the required skills and experience to succeed, please forward a cover letter and a copy of your current resume to Peter Durack-Smith, Director of Human Resources at pduracksmith@marketforce.com.au
STRATEGIC PLANNER, MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS - MARKETFORCE
· Do you love brands?
· Enhance your career with this highly respected agency
· Learn and grow in this rewarding role
Marketforce is the largest and best resourced marketing communications company in Western Australia. Marketforce Consulting is the "strategic hub" of the Marketforce group and we live by the philosophy of "Thinking First" reviewing every possible angle in order to develop powerful brand appraisals and marketing communication strategies, grounded in meaningful consumer insight.
Marketforce Consulting is not only the strategic planning arm of Marketforce, but also offers a comprehensive strategic consulting service to its own group of direct clients. This enables us to work with a broad range of clients from start ups to some of the largest companies in Perth. If you are passionate about developing strong brand propositions developed through meaningful consumer insights then you may well be our next Strategic Planner.
To be considered for this role you ideally have previously worked in a market research role (either agency or client) and be able to demonstrate your ability to translate insights into brand values and propositions. The successful candidate will also be tertiary qualified and have had related brand or marketing communications experience enabling you to manage projects and developing marketing plans. Exceptional writing and presentation skills combined with the confidence and ability to facilitate workshops and pitch ideas at all levels of an organisation are a must.
If this sounds like the next step in your career and you feel you have the required skills and experience to succeed, please forward a cover letter and a copy of your current resume to Peter Durack-Smith, Director of Human Resources at pduracksmith@marketforce.com.au
Continue reading This week's employment opportunities.
Judge and previous round winners, Nigel Clark and Adrian Ely from agency US Sydney, said about the winning spot: "Roadside Assistance won because the execution works really well in radio, is relevant to the product and has good comic timing. Basically, it made us laugh, which is good."
Highly commended in the single category was a spot called 'Noise Cancelling Headphones' for The Bose Store, which was written by Ryan Yip from Austereo in Perth.
The AFA Youngbloods massive 'Class heroes & class Zeroes' Winter Party is on this Friday, so get a move on and get your tickets now before they all run out!
With a big bar tab for the night and an array of DJs and nibblies, it's going to be a big one.
Tickets are $40 and are available from your agency representative or visit afa.org.au and click 'events' to pay online.
When: Friday, August 28 from 6:30pm
Where: The Library Nightclub, 69 Lake St, Northbridge
Tickets: $40
With a big bar tab for the night and an array of DJs and nibblies, it's going to be a big one.
Tickets are $40 and are available from your agency representative or visit afa.org.au and click 'events' to pay online.
When: Friday, August 28 from 6:30pm
Where: The Library Nightclub, 69 Lake St, Northbridge
Tickets: $40
Prime Media has announced Bryan Pettit will return to the role of WA manager of Seven Affiliate Sales from Wednesday September 2.
Pettit previously spent five years with SAS up until 2007 before taking a break to pursue another interest. He was most recently WA sales manager for regional rival WIN Television.
The SAS state manager's role has been shared between group heads Karen Bowler and Jacqui Wells for the past two months since Angela Nutton was headhunted internally to head up the WA end of SMG Red.
Pettit previously spent five years with SAS up until 2007 before taking a break to pursue another interest. He was most recently WA sales manager for regional rival WIN Television.
The SAS state manager's role has been shared between group heads Karen Bowler and Jacqui Wells for the past two months since Angela Nutton was headhunted internally to head up the WA end of SMG Red.
Continue reading Pettit appointed Seven Affiliate Sales WA Manager.
Entries will close Friday August 28, and hard copies are also due between 10am and 12 midday on Friday August 28.
Get all the details by downloading the call to entries pack from padc.com.au
Help the Club celebrate the 20th anniversary of the PADC awards by entering your best work and show that today's creatives are just as talented as those of yesteryear.
Download the poster:
PADC_Poster.pdf
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2. Thursday 1930-2030 Jon & Kate Plus 8 - Surviving Sextuplets NEW-10 10.9
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4. Sunday 1830-2040 Australian Idol - Audition 1 NEW-10 10.2
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4. Sunday 1830-2040 Australian Idol - Audition 1 NEW-10 11.8
5. Tuesday 2030-2100 Two And A Half Men STW-9 11.5
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Continue reading Initiative Media Week in Review: August 9 - 15.
Marketforce, Perth led the agency pack with 9 finalists, followed by DDB New Zealand with 5 (plus 5 Craft finalists). 303 Group, Perth scored 4 finalists (including one Craft finalist), with CumminsNitro, Brisbane and Grey Melbourne scoring 3 nominations each.
Continue reading Marketforce heads Caxton list of 43 finalists.
Learn from, work with and chat to a stellar cast of creative professionals who will be in Perth to judge the 2009 PADC awards.
The line-up includes:
• Steve Back, Executive Creative Director, Saatchi & Saatchi Australia
• Matt Eastwood, Vice chairman and National Creative Director, DDB Australia
• Kevin Finn, Principal, Finn Design
• Brendon Guthrie, Deputy Creative Director, Grey Melbourne
• Ashley Ringrose, co-founder, Soap Creative, Sydney
There are a range of lectures, master classes and opportunities to just chat to these guys throughout the weekend, so if you're an agency creative, Mac artist, media buyer, client services manager or student, beg, borrow or steal the money to attend this event.
Download the PDF with ALL the details here:
Brain_Boost.pdf
The goal is simple: to spread the word about all things good happening in the West and restore some of the consumer confidence that keeps everyone in high spirits.
A huge range of material has been produced for the campaign by 303, Marketforce and The Brand Agency, to run across press, radio, television and outdoor.
The Vote Confidence campaign commenced with a series of 5 and 10-second tvc's and supporting press ads teasing the launch of the official voteconfidence.com.au website.
On Sunday night all was revealed in a stirring 90-second television spot that aired simultaneously as a road block across participating networks. The Case For Confidence was articulated in an accompanying full-page press ad and will continue to be supported across all media over the next two weeks via a series of evidencing messages.
Stage three of the campaign will be an official announcement of the election result and the organisers are very confident that it will be a positive one.
Continue reading Vote now for Confidence in W.A..
The following job opportunities are currently available. Each week Campaign Brief posts available positions within the industry
as a free service. Email any jobs you have going (with a description)
to martin@campaignbrief.com
SALES ASSISTANT - NETWORK TEN PERTH
Network Ten has an opportunity for a Sales Assistant to join the Sales Team in the Perth office. Reporting to the Sales Director, this role will be responsible for:
• Liaising with agency clients to book airtime;
• General office administration including data entry and report preparation;
• Resolving issues and managing client expectations;
• Establishing and maintaining solid professional relationships with key agency personnel and internal groups.
To be considered for this role you will need to demonstrate:
• a customer-focused Sales Orientated approach to meeting client expectations
• excellent organisational & communication skills
• the ability to prioritise work to meet tight deadlines
• Computer literacy with excel, word and power point
If you feel that your skills and experience are suited to this opportunity and enjoy the challenge of working in a busy team environment, please email your resume to:
Steve Betts
Sales Director
NETWORK TEN PERTH
sbetts@networkten.com.au
by Friday 28 August, 2009
SALES ASSISTANT - NETWORK TEN PERTH
Network Ten has an opportunity for a Sales Assistant to join the Sales Team in the Perth office. Reporting to the Sales Director, this role will be responsible for:
• Liaising with agency clients to book airtime;
• General office administration including data entry and report preparation;
• Resolving issues and managing client expectations;
• Establishing and maintaining solid professional relationships with key agency personnel and internal groups.
To be considered for this role you will need to demonstrate:
• a customer-focused Sales Orientated approach to meeting client expectations
• excellent organisational & communication skills
• the ability to prioritise work to meet tight deadlines
• Computer literacy with excel, word and power point
If you feel that your skills and experience are suited to this opportunity and enjoy the challenge of working in a busy team environment, please email your resume to:
Steve Betts
Sales Director
NETWORK TEN PERTH
sbetts@networkten.com.au
by Friday 28 August, 2009
Continue reading This week's employment opportunities.
iiNet's quirky brand ambassador, Finn, again spearheads the campaign and this time he's introducing a new friend - 'BoB'. BoB stands for Broadband-in-a-Box, described as "the coolest new gadget for 2009, delivering wireless broadband and phone in one sexy little black box."
The campaign includes 45sec/30sec/15sec TV, large format press, interactive digital marketing, online videos, ambient activity and more running in NSW, QLD and WA. It will be extended to the Victorian market later in the year.
"The campaign launch of BoB is an exciting time for us and is the next phase in some great collaborative work between iiNet and Meerkats," said iiNet's Marketing Manager, Matthew Dunstan. "The product and campaign are a great example of who we are and what we stand for as a brand."
Watch the tvc here
Credits:
Creative Team: Rodrigo Cassini and Paul Coghlan
Producers: Sam Rees, Brooke Marshall
Production Company: Meerkats Films
Director: Mike Edmonds
DOP: Germain McMicking
Marketing Manager: Matthew Dunstan
In a huge coup, Perth based agency 303 has edged out east coast agencies Host and incumbent Draft FCB to secure the Honda Jazz advertising business across Australia. The win follows on the heels of a number of other successes for the agency after picking up RSVP.com from Campaign Palace and being included on the PepsiCo and Pernod Ricard roster with campaigns being created for Sakata and Chivas Regal, respectively. The agency is also currently putting the finishing touches to a new national campaign for the NSW Bible Society, which is being developed in Perth.
303 Perth Managing Director Alan Taylor said it was extremely exciting and satisfying for the agency.
"We are really starting to see the benefits of our vision to create one agency that traverses the West and East coasts. Our guys here in Perth now get the opportunity to work on a great car brand and a host of other diverse and interesting brands they wouldn't normally have access to. It can only broaden their skills - be it creative, strategic or management - which in turn can only be of benefit to all our clients."
303 is also in the running for more Honda business on which a decision is still pending.
303 Perth Managing Director Alan Taylor said it was extremely exciting and satisfying for the agency.
"We are really starting to see the benefits of our vision to create one agency that traverses the West and East coasts. Our guys here in Perth now get the opportunity to work on a great car brand and a host of other diverse and interesting brands they wouldn't normally have access to. It can only broaden their skills - be it creative, strategic or management - which in turn can only be of benefit to all our clients."
303 is also in the running for more Honda business on which a decision is still pending.
Says Caxton Chairman Rob Belgiovane: "This year's judging panel has some excellent creative talent who will have the task of awarding the year's best creativity in newspaper advertising."
Other members of the judging panel are:
Dejan Rasic
Executive Creative Director, CRC, Sydney
Ian Morton
Art Director, Brain Surgery, Sydney
Tim Brown
Creative Partner, Disciple, Sydney
Dave Shirlaw
Creative Group Head, BWM, Sydney
Dave King
Creative Director, AIM Proximity, Auckland
Guy Rooke
Creative Director, Clemenger BBDO, Sydney
Nancy Hartley
Joint Creative Director, CumminsNitro, Brisbane
Judging will take place on August 18, with Caxton Award finalists to be announced on August 20. The winners of the Caxton Awards will be announced at this year's Caxton Seminar, which will be held on October 23-25, 2009 at the Hyatt Regency Coolum. Bookings are now open for the Caxton Seminar weekend. To secure your spot contact Jacinta at Two de Force
:30 Seconds, the highly anticipated six-part series created and written by Three Drunk Monkeys executive creative directors Justin Drape and Scott Nowell and Prodigy Films director Tim Bullock, will premiere on The Comedy Channel on Monday 7 September at 8.30pm. The series, whichhas the odd mention of CB and the CB Hot+Cold Chart was produced by Andrew Denton's production company, Zapruder's Other Films, exclusively for Foxtel.
The campaign consists of online, print and outdoor executions, as well as 90-second, 60-second and 30-second TV spots, which will air online and on Foxtel. The spots are "vox pop" style clips starring some of the show's cast in character, showing viewers what to expect from :30 Seconds.
An 18-minute Behind the Scenes video, featuring interviews with the cast, writers, director and executive director Andrew Denton, will air on Foxtel and online.
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For the benefit of people who don't have RAC Roadside Assistance, in this Brand Agency radio spot we hear a community-safety-style message explaining how to send an SOS message with your car horn.
Hear the spot.
Hear the spot.
Well done to Steve Harris who is ready to strap on the boots for the Dockers next season.
Yesterday, amongst much fanfare. Harris was announced as to new president of the Fremantle Dockers replacing the long-serving former president, Rick Hart. Harris is the managing director of The Brand Agency and takes over at the end of the season.
"He's got good business skills and good interpersonal skills and I'm sure that he will look after the club really well," said Hart at the press conference yesterday.
Read more on thewest.com.au
Yesterday, amongst much fanfare. Harris was announced as to new president of the Fremantle Dockers replacing the long-serving former president, Rick Hart. Harris is the managing director of The Brand Agency and takes over at the end of the season.
"He's got good business skills and good interpersonal skills and I'm sure that he will look after the club really well," said Hart at the press conference yesterday.
Read more on thewest.com.au
Come along to the ADMA Digital Day 2009 to discover how media channels like Yahoo!7, Nova 937 and PerthNow engage with their customers via integrated communication campaigns. Then hear how Woolworths has successfully utilised social networking with the launch of its Everyday Rewards program.
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1. Tuesday 2030-2130 Packed To The Rafters TVW-7 12.0
2. Tuesday 1930-2030 Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation NEW-10 11.1
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4. Monday 1930-2000 Two And A Half Men TVW-7 10.2
5. Sunday 2030-2250 The Devil Wears Prada NEW-10 10.1
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2. Thursday 1930-2000 Rules Of Engagement NEW-10 14.0
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4. Thursday 2000-2030 Rules Of Engagement Ep2 NEW-10 12.3
5. Sunday 2030-2250 The Devil Wears Prada NEW-10 11.8
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2. Monday 1930-2030 Miracle Of The Hudson Plane Crash TVW-7 12.9
3. Mon-Fri 1800-1830 News TVW-7 12.5
4. Tuesday 1930-2030 Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation NEW-10 12.3
5. Mon-Fri 1830-1900 Today Tonight TVW-7 11.8
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2. Monday 1930-2030 Miracle Of The Hudson Plane Crash TVW-7 13.2
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4. Mon-Fri 1800-1830 News TVW-7 12.9
5. Sunday 1800-1830 News TVW-7 12.9
Continue reading Initiative Media Week in Review: August 2 - 8.
The following job opportunities are currently available. Each week Campaign Brief posts available positions within the industry
as a free service. Email any jobs you have going (with a description)
to martin@campaignbrief.com
MANAGER MARKETING AND DESIGN - DEPT OF MINES AND PETROLEUM,
COMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETING BRANCH
LEVEL 6 - $77 679 - $86 017 per annum POSITION NUMBER MIN96177
Nine (9) Month Fixed Term Opportunity with Option for Extension and/or Permanency
This position provides a consultative service for DMP Divisions for the marketing of DMP products and services and provides leadership and management to the Marketing and Graphic Design team.
To undertake this role you'll have substantial marketing and graphic design experience preferably in the resources sector, with exposure to a wide range of communications media.
The Department of Mines and Petroleum offers an innovative, diverse workplace with opportunities for professional development, flexible working arrangements to balance personal life and work, as well as a proactive and supportive work environment. This position is located in East Perth.
For further job specific information contact Jemma Williams, Manager Marketing and Design on 9222 3871.
JOB APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: To apply for the position on-line and to learn more about the Department please visit www.dmp.wa.gov.au. If you are not able to access our website, please contact 9222 3655 (24-hour voice mail) for an application package.
It is simple to apply, just provide a detailed CV which includes a summary of your experience showing how you are able to meet our requirements. To assist in this regard, a Job Description Form (JDF) is provided for information purposes only.
You may apply on-line via the above website or by forwarding your application to Natalie Freeman, HR Services, Department of Mines and Petroleum, 100 Plain Street, East Perth WA 6004
Suitable applicants may be considered for other similar vacancies within the next twelve months.
CLOSING DATE: 5.00 pm on Monday, 31 August 2009
MANAGER MARKETING AND DESIGN - DEPT OF MINES AND PETROLEUM,
COMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETING BRANCH
LEVEL 6 - $77 679 - $86 017 per annum POSITION NUMBER MIN96177
Nine (9) Month Fixed Term Opportunity with Option for Extension and/or Permanency
This position provides a consultative service for DMP Divisions for the marketing of DMP products and services and provides leadership and management to the Marketing and Graphic Design team.
To undertake this role you'll have substantial marketing and graphic design experience preferably in the resources sector, with exposure to a wide range of communications media.
The Department of Mines and Petroleum offers an innovative, diverse workplace with opportunities for professional development, flexible working arrangements to balance personal life and work, as well as a proactive and supportive work environment. This position is located in East Perth.
For further job specific information contact Jemma Williams, Manager Marketing and Design on 9222 3871.
JOB APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: To apply for the position on-line and to learn more about the Department please visit www.dmp.wa.gov.au. If you are not able to access our website, please contact 9222 3655 (24-hour voice mail) for an application package.
It is simple to apply, just provide a detailed CV which includes a summary of your experience showing how you are able to meet our requirements. To assist in this regard, a Job Description Form (JDF) is provided for information purposes only.
You may apply on-line via the above website or by forwarding your application to Natalie Freeman, HR Services, Department of Mines and Petroleum, 100 Plain Street, East Perth WA 6004
Suitable applicants may be considered for other similar vacancies within the next twelve months.
CLOSING DATE: 5.00 pm on Monday, 31 August 2009
Continue reading This week's employment opportunities.
Inevitably, the focus is on Vogue's legendary editor-in-chief, Anna Wintour, but it also shows the team around her that puts the magazine together, particularly creative director Grace Coddington.
Continue reading Don't miss The September Issue.
303 reminds parents of the speed in which a child can drown in a new radio spot for Royal Lifesaving WA. Hear the spot.
Credits - Creatives: Dav Tabeshfar, Richard Berney, Bryan Dennis. Music + Sound Production: Brad Habib.
Credits - Creatives: Dav Tabeshfar, Richard Berney, Bryan Dennis. Music + Sound Production: Brad Habib.
It was an incredibly tight race for the top three spots. How tight? Well, there was a tie for third place and just one point separating each of the third, second and first positions.
Continue reading 2009 News Limited AWARD School Graduates.
Come late night shopping for inspiration at the 2009 News Limited AWARD School Graduation. Enjoy a cold beer and a lukewarm curry puff as you check out the work of WA's hottest, young creatives.
Tonight, 6.30pm
The Vic Hotel (Upstairs Boardroom)
226 Hay Street, Subiaco
Tonight, 6.30pm
The Vic Hotel (Upstairs Boardroom)
226 Hay Street, Subiaco
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PLUS...
• CHANGE IN TV MEASUREMENT
• NEWS LIMITED ESCAPE
• INLINK
• RETAIL SALES UP IN JUNE QUARTER
• IN-STORE MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES
• INTERNET START-UPS
PLUS...
• CHANGE IN TV MEASUREMENT
• NEWS LIMITED ESCAPE
• INLINK
• RETAIL SALES UP IN JUNE QUARTER
• IN-STORE MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES
• INTERNET START-UPS
Continue reading Initiative Media Week in Review: July 26 - August 1.
The students were congratulated on their results and for the quality of the work they submitted in their assignments.
There were fourteen students from the Foundation course, seven from Integrated Brand Management and seventeen from Understanding the Creative Process. Invitations were also extended to the Principals of each of the Agencies from whence many of the students came. All-in-all some forty-five people were at the function.
Continue reading AFA AdSchool semester one students graduate.
The following job opportunities are currently available. Each week Campaign Brief posts available positions within the industry
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to martin@campaignbrief.com
ACCOUNT MANAGER - MAXUS PERTH
Maxus Perth has a fantastic opportunity for an up-and-coming planner/buyer to join our happy and hard-working team.
You will have at least 2-3 years experience as a Media Planner/Buyer and be looking to develop your skills and take your career to the next stage.
If successful, you will work on a range of blue-chip accounts. Whilst you must be able to work unsupervised, you will also be part of a cohesive and supportive team.
The right candidate will possess the following qualities:
• Passion for Media Planning / Buying
• Ability to research, plan and negotiate campaigns
• Analytical thinking for post analysis and competitive reviewing
• Enthusiasm for presenting fresh and new ideas
• Confidence to deal directly with clients
• An in depth understanding of all media platforms
If this sounds like you then send your CV to glenn.hodgkin@maxusperth.com
ACCOUNT MANAGER - MAXUS PERTH
Maxus Perth has a fantastic opportunity for an up-and-coming planner/buyer to join our happy and hard-working team.
You will have at least 2-3 years experience as a Media Planner/Buyer and be looking to develop your skills and take your career to the next stage.
If successful, you will work on a range of blue-chip accounts. Whilst you must be able to work unsupervised, you will also be part of a cohesive and supportive team.
The right candidate will possess the following qualities:
• Passion for Media Planning / Buying
• Ability to research, plan and negotiate campaigns
• Analytical thinking for post analysis and competitive reviewing
• Enthusiasm for presenting fresh and new ideas
• Confidence to deal directly with clients
• An in depth understanding of all media platforms
If this sounds like you then send your CV to glenn.hodgkin@maxusperth.com
Continue reading This week's employment opportunities.
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Marketforce creative director Andrew Tinning and Meerkats writer Kurt Beaudoin are among the 77 judges from Asia, New Zealand and Australia that have been
appointed for the coveted role of selecting the finalists and winners
from the AWARD Call for Entry 2009. Tinning is on the Craft in TV and Cinema panel, while Beaudoin will judge Radio.
Craig Davis, Co-Chairman and Chief Creative Officer Publicis Mojo, has been appointed the Chairman of Judges by the AWARD Committee.
Craig Davis, Co-Chairman and Chief Creative Officer Publicis Mojo, has been appointed the Chairman of Judges by the AWARD Committee.
Continue reading Tinning, Beaudoin to judge at AWARD.
GESB was presented with the Integrated Campaign of the Year Award for its campaign promoting GESB Financial Advice, created in partnership with its creative agency Marketforce and digital agency Market United.
The campaign, based on data driven segmentation and targeted offers, resulted in the number of sales leads into GESB doubling above the target referral rate, and a return on investment more than three times the campaign's original objective.
'Some worry about the economy, others get good advice' was the central theme of the campaign, which explained the advantages of people taking control of their finances in difficult economic times by seeking sound financial advice.
The campaign was recognised for its targeting and integration, which used a range of communication channels including email, direct mail, workplace posters, GESB website content, print advertisements in industry publications, member statement inserts, an employer intranet promotion and email, outbound calls and an email follow-up.
The online component developed by Market United played on the 'smiling face' element of the GESB logo, animating an engaging transition from 'sad face' to 'happy face', which linked to the campaign tagline.
GESB's Marketing Communications Manager Gillian Loh and Marketforce's Gavin Bain both attended the ASFA award ceremony (pictured above).
To make sure the DM piece surprised the invitees, the AWARD students have kept the idea a secret from tutors and sourced the pictures without contacting any agencies. They raided the CB archives, searched the Internet and called on friends and family of creative directors. The photos are sure to get a few laughs from colleagues.
Grad night invitees are required to RSVP by sharing their 'big break' story at whogaveyouyourbreak.com.
AC/GC from Gatecrasher...
Dr.Smith from Double G...
Shouldbe Band from 303...
Virility from Meerkats...
Merry Death and the Agnostic Bishops from Brand Agency and
Five Mils Bleed from Marketforce...
The bands battled it out at the Irish Club in Subi for the right to be crowned Bullshit Band of the Year. It was a tight, surprisingly quality contest in front of 270 feral groupies, that ended in a 'Rock Off' between the 2008 champions 303 and new, upstart rockers, AC/GC from Gatecrasher.
Gatecrasher prevailed in a tight scoring contest, with judges Wayne Vinten from Vinten Browning, John Ilian from The Sharper Pencil and Paul Vilkas from Kosmic Sound having to draw on every ounce of their extremely limited musical appreciation to decide the winner.
As always, shouts of 'rigged', 'why didn't we win?', 'we were better than them' and 'I'm shifting agencies to be in their band' echoed the venue. In its second year, after a 15 year hiatus, the event, thanks to the organisation of Ross 'Cracka' Tinney, has cemented itself as a premier event on the National Advertising Calendar.

