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SAN FRANCISCO (Map, News) - Each week, The Examiner showcases an advertising campaign by a local company.
Client: Avicena Group Inc.
Job: Introduce and drive sales of Nurigene Skin Care Regimen
Agency: Goodman Marketing Partners
Principals: Carolyn Goodman
Other clients: Autodesk, Education Finance Partners, KCSM-TV, KCSM-FM, Wells Fargo Bank
Creative team: Carolyn Goodman, creative director, copywriter; Leah Prahm, art director; Hollis Brush, production manager; Kara Miller, account director
The plan: The print campaign runs in MORE magazine (a publication specifically targeted to women older than 40) through spring 2008, plus the results of a MORE Reader Panel product trial/survey will be exploited in the March 2008 issue.
The theme: Take the Nurigene 28-day skin care challenge, and then see and feel the difference for yourself.
The concept: Scientific facts were leveraged together with the use of a professional model who had been using the Nurigene Skin Care Regimen for six months prior to tell a complete story about the product and its benefits to women over 40.
Age: 50
Position: President and creative director
Education/background: B.A. Carleton University, Canada; diploma in Creative Advertising, Algonquin College, Canada. Twenty-seven years of experience, including stints with Chiat/Day, DDB Needham, Ogilvy & Mather Direct, Cohn & Wells and 360 Group. Founded Goodman Marketing Partners in March 2003.
Age: 40
Position: Art director
Education/background: B.A. Chico State. Her 20 years of advertising experience include stints with Hammerquist & Saffel, Propellerhead, McCann-Erickson, Resource Marketing and 360 Group.
What drove your development of the concept? While gleaning product input from the client, we learned that the results of an eight-week clinical trial had been unusually positive. We leveraged this finding by recommending that the client bundle their products together and position it as a “skin care regimen” and challenge women to “see the difference for themselves.”
Working on next: Direct mail, online and product sampling programs.



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Examiner Reader said:
Why is this PR piece considered news? Its free advertising and just plain lazy on the Examiner's part.
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Examiner Reader said:
Get some of the crime issue solved too
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Examiner Reader said:
China needs to do more to promote the Olympics. All this talk about toys. I am glad that someone is finally promoting travel to China. I have been there twice and loved it. Great job, guys.
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Jay Dasker said:
Very nicely done! There is not a lot of agencies that have a beautiful and fresh looking web site like yours. Kudos to your team! Jay
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Examiner Reader said:
“We want to sound the alarm that AIDS is a serious problem,” said Rebkha Atnafou, director of The After-School Institute. “We need to stress the gravity of this situation.” I pray you can get SOMEONE to SOUND THE ALARM! We hear hours of babble on the media about bird flu, one or two people with TB, etc. but hardly ever hear about HIV/AIDS. The government as usual thinks it can be solved by throwing money at it. Someone said, The more we treat it, the more we will have to treat. Money will not wipe out AIDS....treatment will not wipe out AIDS. A monumental change in behavior is the only answer.
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THE Examiner Reader said:
Very well done, my cellphone rang when I was in a meeting, and it was Chris Angel! I couldn't quite believe it! I was smiling all day! Kudos to youdos EVB, infact, I'll go one better, EVB= Everyone's Very Brilliant!
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Examiner Reader said:
This is a laugh. This event was poorly marketed. I tried and tried to find some mention as to whether this event was taking place in 2007, but with no avail. There is nothing on the World Wide Web, including on the link that is mentioned in the article. I work in the area around Woodrow Wilson Plaza and have not seen any posters, brochures,, etc. Also, I am on the email list from past years and have not received any notice at all. This article is the first I have seen mention of the event.
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Examiner Reader said:
uh, folks the "spot" is at the top...duh!
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Examiner Reader said:
Why aren't we able to view the spot? Get with it Examiner!
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Examiner Reader said:
nice stuff! great campaign.
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Examiner Reader said:
hog wash!
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