To get the best results when promoting youth enhancing products like wrinkle cream, toupee wax or pituitary salve, it’s best to be creative with the before and after pictures. We’ve all seen the glossy pamphlets with an antique balding business man, an overweight housewife or that celebrity scurvy survivor who although are all just doing a life sentence in reality, can still boldly proclaim the benefits of a neck brace for every occasion. For instance a non abrasive wart removal project is recruiting volunteers for a study of Hollywood matrimonial melanoma. That would deserve some accurate photography of tabloid quality for sure. I finally found the secret of their success. It appears an air brushed college era photo actually works best for the after shot and a search through ones classified evidence should eventually produce the one your friends took the morning after that night of hard drinking in Juarez. That would be just perfect for a realistic before photo. If a picture is worth a thousand words it ought to at least be worth an experimental subplot that one can take to the bank; on the way to the grave. Just knowing that the unsuspecting deception is in circulation and your associates are buying it should do wonders for anyone’s self esteem. I saw a Petri dish research add in the paper looking for guinea pigs and was considering all the options. Sorry for the corny observation but never underestimate the power of marketable photo cropping.
Posted on: Fri, 21 Jun 2013 02:20:01 +0000