Young art directors

**cindiesue** · 08-08-2007 11:22 PM

I am marketing a famous photographer in HOuston. Most of my prospects are 28 - 34 year old art directors. I am in my later 40's and want to know if these art directors will tune me out. How can I avoid that.

Cindiesue in Houston

**Xanifur** · 08-09-2007 12:15 AM

No one can say for sure. Just read books, and expand your education on how to effectively market so your client (employer?) will be irresistible, and worth a look.

**tsbales** · 08-09-2007 10:51 AM

Originally Posted by cindiesue

I am marketing a famous photographer in HOuston. Most of my prospects are 28 - 34 year old art directors. I am in my later 40's and want to know if these art directors will tune me out. How can I avoid that.

Cindiesue in Houston

I'm probably a bit slow on the uptake this morning, but can you give more information about how the photographs are going to be used by the art directors. Is it a gallery situation or are they being used for some other purpose?

**Grev** · 08-09-2007 05:47 PM

Not enough information for a sufficient answer. Don't expect to get any valuble advice if the situation is not fully presented.

And I am kind of not liking the "How can I avoid that." statement...

**Paint and Air Sportz** · 08-09-2007 09:12 PM

Im in a simmilar position, iev been put on the task of marketing these faboulous wolf Prints online.

**tsbales** · 08-10-2007 12:50 PM

Originally Posted by Paint and Air Sportz

Im in a simmilar position, iev been put on the task of marketing these faboulous wolf Prints online.

I believe the starter of this threat was trying to sell to art directors. Are you trying to sell to art directors on-line as well, or end users? If end users, then I would say your strategy would be a little bit different...