In an ongoing effort to provide our clients with the best possible audio and service, we have created a Customer Satisfaction Survey. As our client, you are invited to complete a short, simple survey located at this link:
Customer Survey
Your time and input are greatly appreciated!
Think twice about adding multiple phone numbers, e-mail or web addresses to your copy. Chances are, people will not remember this information and it takes away valuable seconds from your commercial. They will remember your business name and your creative message. Cut out the clutter in your script and focus on the core of your advertisement.
A good rule of thumb to determine script length is the three words per second rule. A comfortable speaking pace is three words per second. Thus, a 30 second script should be roughly 90 words and a 60 second script should be 180 words. Reduce your word count to allow for Jingle intro / outro as needed.
Spanish spoken is longer than English spoken. To determine Spanish script length, your word count for a 30 second script should be approximately 70 words and 160 for a 60 second Spanish script. Again, decrease your words to allow for Jingle intro / outro.
This is a handy tip when writing copy for furniture stores: Your bedroom suite consists of the bed, the nightstand, and whatever other furniture goes with it. Your pajamas would be your bedroom suit.
Christina Shetterly
Co-Owner / Business Manager |
Derek Shetterly
Co-Owner / Audio Producer |
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Derek enjoying life on the Deschutes River
May 2006 |
2006 WESO Share Fair
Chris as an Exhibitor and Member of Women Entrepreneurs of Southern Oregon at the annual Share Fair. Thank you for a great local event! For more information on WESO, go to: http://www.wesoweb.org/index.html |
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StoryCorp
Derek interviewing Chris in the NPR StoryCorp MobileBooth Medford, OR in October 2005.
For more information on StoryCorp, go to: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4516989 |
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