“Thinking a lot about less and less
And forgetting the love we bring…” –Hunter/Garcia
The ad business can take a toll on a person.
The ad business can also reward a person financially, and some would argue, creatively.
Because money and industry fame are on the line, people working in advertising tend to take it all pretty seriously. It’s the kind of work that can lead people to drink and the kind of madness that leads people to therapy. If you’re not inclined to either of those remedies, there are other support channels, some found in the unlikeliest of places—on Facebook, for instance. GASP!
Facebook Group membership is up 40 percent, with 1.4 billion people — more than half of Facebook’s massive user base — now using Groups every month. 200 million people belong to so-called “meaningful Groups,” considered a vital part of users’ daily lives. https://t.co/ssWon4nbnx
— David Burn (@davidburn) December 28, 2018
Ask to join The Internal Creative Review.
The Internal Creative Review is a “private” group that I moderate. In other words, it’s a clean, well-lighted place where like-minded professionals can chat. Who doesn’t want that?
There’s no sales pitch or online course attached to this group. I want to continue to serve the advertising community and our readers, in particular, and I see The Internal Creative Review as another way to do this.
Ask to join The Internal Creative Review.
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