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    What advertisers and their ad agencies have forgotten is that radio truly is a “theater for the mind”. Anything you can dream up can be in a radio spot. Elephants doing the back stroke in your soup? No problem. Landing on planet Neptune and finding the alien of your dreams? Done. Recreating scenes like that on television would cost a f

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    anet Neptune and finding the alien of your dreams? Done. Recreating scenes like that on television would cost a fortune for the computer graphics alone, not to mention the animal trainer.

    So how do you write a great radio ad? I’ve written over 2000 in my career and if there’s one helpful point I can pass along it’s this: Less is more. The less copy you write, the better your radio spot will sound. One of the biggest mistakes made with radio copy is when the client insists on trying to tell the company’s entire story within sixty seconds. You’ve heard them before. T

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