Cheap TV Spots Award-Winning TV Advertising Agency
LOS ANGELES, CA, November 01, 2010
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Cheap-TV-Spots.com, the world's first, and most award-winning, international online discount TV advertising agency, is proud to announce that it has garnered Platinum honors in the 2010 MarCom Awards competition. The agency won top honors for its funny, unique take on classic hit music, presented in a lively, tongue-in-cheek TV commercial promoting the popular North American radio format, BOB-FM.
The MarCom Awards is an international competition that recognizes outstanding creative achievement by marketing and communication professionals. The 2010 competition received nearly 5,000 entries.
This Platinum adds to a mountain of 188 awards won since the company's start-up by Hollywood filmmakers over 9 years ago. Cheap TV Spots' popularity and longevity in the highly competitive discount ad space is testament to the uncompromising quality of its custom-made, national quality TV commercials, produced for low, flat, posted rates.
The agency's branding and direct response ads are seen on popular national networks such as Bloomberg Television, CNBC, ABC Family, Home & Garden, Hallmark, ESPN, CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, NBC, Syfy, Comedy Central, Bravo, MTV, Nickelodeon, Spike, History Channel, TruTV, Food Network, E!, Discovery, Arts & Entertainment, BET, Lifetime, VH1, Travel, CMT, Animal Planet, Cartoon Network, Speed, FX, Fox Sports, The Learning Channel, The Golf Channel and dozens more.
The MarCom Awards competition is administered and judged by the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals (AMCP), an international organization of thousands of marketing, communication, advertising, public relations, and media production professionals who highlight talent that exceeds a high standard of excellence and whose work serves as a benchmark for the industry.
Cheap TV Spots are always memorable and unique, never from templates.
CheapTVSpots.com produces and airs custom-made ads for TV, e-mail campaigns, or web video, for far less than a campaign with those unimaginative, pre-produced template ad companies. Canned ads are often sold by search engine companies with no real expertise in TV, advertising, marketing or producing.
Unlike Cheap TV Spots, those retread, cookie-cutter template ad factories popping up on the internet offer only extremely generic content. That's bad for business, because the same ad is used by different companies, diluting branding and confusing the advertiser's message.
Importantly, canned ads often cost much more to air than a custom-made ad from
CheapTVSpots.com.
Cheap-TV-Spots.com brokers quality air time at a 10-percent to 40-percent discount over the copy-cat online companies, many of which have been compromised by investor lawsuits, or have lost credibility due to documented and widespread privacy infringements.
The clear choice for quality, industry knowledge, and reliability, is and remains,
Cheap-TV-Spots.com, the leader in economical TV advertising.
Cheap-TV-Spots.com is a service of Academy Leader, Inc., a privately held, multinational media company founded in 2001 that spans TV, motion pictures, radio and new media. "Cheap TV Spots," the "Three Spots" logo, and the phrase "Only our Price is Cheap" are trademarks of Academy Leader, Inc.
Academy Leader, Inc. is a multi-faceted multi-national media company that spans motion pictures, television, publishing, radio, and new media. The agency has won over 180 national and international awards for its original commercial productions, including 15 Telly Awards.
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