Dan GoldgeierWhy Advertising’s Classic Earworms Got BuriedWill the commercial jingle ever get popular again?Aug 21, 2023Aug 21, 2023
Dan GoldgeierThere Is No Ad Industry ‘War For Talent’ And There Never Has BeenDon’t believe what you read — because you’re not hearing from job seekersAug 25, 2021Aug 25, 2021
Dan GoldgeierWhen An Advertising Assignment is Truly UnhealthyAre agency employees truly empowered to make principled stands?Jun 29, 2020Jun 29, 2020
Dan GoldgeierIs Michael Bloomberg An Ad Professional’s Dream Client?A closer look at the lure of a big-spending advertiserFeb 22, 2020Feb 22, 2020
Dan GoldgeierA Spark of Creativity in a Surge Protector Instruction SheetAny assignment can produce great writing — if we let itJan 26, 2020Jan 26, 2020
Dan GoldgeierFighting Climate Change Puts Heat on the Ad IndustryDoes a business dependent on consumption need to rethink its purpose? Another Earth Day came and went last week, and we’re no closer to…May 2, 2019May 2, 2019
Dan GoldgeierWhy Spec Work Won’t Go Away — For AnyoneCan talent be evaluated by past work? Depends on the judge A while back, one of my clients gave my name to a company in need of a…Mar 5, 2019Mar 5, 2019
Dan GoldgeierAt Last, Can We Stop Using Famous Songs to Prop Up Bad Ads?When borrowed interest doesn’t make for interesting commercials So, I’m watching TV. Live. Yeah, the way no one supposedly does anymore…Oct 22, 20182Oct 22, 20182
Dan GoldgeierEveryone is Not Our Target, But They Still Hit BackCan brands today stay focused on a core group of consumers? Of all the words that were written (or rather, typed) about Nike’s decision…Oct 3, 2018Oct 3, 2018
Dan GoldgeierIs Advertising Flying Over the Heads of Flyover Country?Why geography still appears to be a hurdle to agency — and creative — success Recently, Stan Richards of The Richards Group penned an…Aug 14, 2018Aug 14, 2018