Lord Xar
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I call you and me idiots when it comes to producing a television ad for a Presidential candidate. And you prove it to me when you come to a FORUMS board looking for the script.
We have people on here who cannot write a proper sentence and you want to look to them for advice on a TV commercial?
So what about holding degrees in other things. What does that prove? I have a doctorate degree from an Ivy league school in law. Does that qualify me to know anything about marketing? Of course not. So, in the area of professional TV marketing I AM AN IDIOT and so are the rest of you unless you happen to work for a marketing house, are part of a team and know what you are doing.
Would you go to a doctor for advice about an electrical issue in your house? Of course not, the doctor would be an idiot in that area.
It is grandiose, foolish, and silly to think otherwise.
I ask again, does anyone care about HURTING Ron Paul's chances for being President or do you just want to do your project and not give a flip about consequences?
You could make the most beautifully put together commercial and with the wrong message, or a message that doesn't play well, lose the chance of winning the election.
We all keep getting caught missing the forest for the trees. All we see is our little project in front of us. But rarely does anyone ask the question, what is best in the long run.
We focus on name recognition but don't particularly focus on how that name is perceived.
What if I am right? What if the TV commercial hurts his chances? What then?
Why not do this the proper way and hire a professional team to talk to? Learn about what sells and what does not.
This is crazy. The stakes here are HIGH.
The difference between an amatuer and a professional, is one is paid - one isn't.
I created a Radio Ad with the help of some talented people, and to me - it came out great, but some person thought it wise to belittle it and make it something bad -- on another website (dailypaul).
If we sit back and wait for something perfect, it won't happen.
The thing with this project is that NOBODY has donated anything yet - its all promisary based on whether the commercial is "up to snuff" - if its not, we don't donate. Simple as that.
Ron Paul DOES NOT have the money to put ads on T.V and the Radio, or have paid interns passing out flyers. People creating booths and "rallys" is the same thing, isn't it? Finding those that can PERFECTLY represent Ron Paul. But the thing is, we all have to help out the ways we can.
You should trust a little more. I have faith that what will be created will be good. If not, don't donate and it dies. This is what is good about donations... we will not work on blind faith when such large amounts of money are on the line.
Did you see those newspaper ads (see the sticky)... did you like them? They were homegrown created and put forth to nice effect.
Remember, Washington defeated the most powerful army in the world with a bunch of amatuers
