All those ideas that died in the brainstorm or at the client now have a home. (Besides award shows.) Steve Hall over at AdRants along with book publisher Blurb and Ammo Marketing have created Killed Ideas. Which is... basically for ideas you love that the client didn’t. Unlike award shows too, it doesn’t cost $500 per entry. Zip. Nada. Zilch. Submit your ideas by March 31st and it may make into Killed Ideas Volume 1, the first collection of the 50 best dead ideas. (Speaking of stuff that never ran, how ironic if someone enters something that did.) So get to coming up with stuff the client will hate and enter now. (Follow them on their blog and on Twitter too.)
Tags: Killed Ideas
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
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3 comments:
I wish I thought of that.
I thought most of the entries in regular award shows turn out to be killed ideas that the creatives pass off as real.
LOL, Highjive. That is, indeed, true in many cases.
Thanks for the shout, Bill!
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