Ad copy writing and design

Just a few seconds. That is how long you have to motivate prospective clients to want to take action after reading and viewing your advertisement. You could have the greatest product in your industry but if your ads lack a killer headline, creative design and compelling copy, readers won’t care or call. After you have branded your business with public relations, it is time to advertise. Because advertising costs much more than public relations, it is important to choose a designer and copy writer carefully.

Glenn Hasek, president of Hasek Communications, and Juan Quirarte, a graphic designer, each offer more than 20 years of magazine and Web copy writing and design experience. For highly creative, professional and affordable ad copy writing and design, call Hasek Communications today!

GuestWare ad sample
Mintek ad sample
GuestWare postcard sample
GuestWare postcard sample two
Mintek postcard sample
Art House postcard sample

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Hasek Communications--Hotel Public Relations and much more!

When to use public relations :

	To create and build a brand.
	To help launch a new product or service, or an enhancement of a product or service.
	To announce the signing of a new agreement.
	To tout the success of your company.
	To announce a personnel appointment or promotion.
	To publicize a survey, white paper, contest or special event.
	To generate industry buzz about a trade show or other event—a hotel opening, for example.
	To help transform a negative perception into a positive one.
	To relate how a customer is successfully using a product or service—a case study.
	To gain a competitive advantage.
	To provide results at a fraction of the cost of paid advertising.
	To lend additional credibility to a company’s message.
	To help the public understand a company’s products and services.
	To position an individual as a leader within an industry.
	To create effective media and community relationships.
	To announce an alliance or partnership.
	To note a landmark in a company's history.
	To announce a contribution to a charity.
	To announce the move into a new market.
	To publicize a name change or address change.
	To announce the launch of a company publication such as a newsletter.
	To talk about trends you are seeing.