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Reddit mentions of BREAKING IN: Over 130 Advertising Insiders Reveal How to Build a Portfolio That Will Get You Hired

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Found 3 comments on BREAKING IN: Over 130 Advertising Insiders Reveal How to Build a Portfolio That Will Get You Hired:

u/Benthedude · 2 pointsr/advertising

A copywriter recommended this to me, I have yet to pick it up, but it looks good

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/061541219X/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER

u/infinityduke · 1 pointr/marketing

"Mad Men" isn't a realistic portrayal of the current marketing industry. Digital marketing isn't all about being sexy and about coming up with mind blowing ideas. A lot of is crunching data, running experiments, and optimizing. Marketing & advertising are two different areas. In my opinion, marketing is a lot more technical than advertising would be.

 

It seems like you're set on doing a minor. Just fyi I don't think a MIS minor or a Finance minor is going to help you break into the advertising industry. If you're serious about becoming an "ad man" I recommend reading "Breaking In" https://www.amazon.com/BREAKING-Advertising-Insiders-Reveal-Portfolio/dp/061541219X

 

Build your portfolio while you're in school and market yourself to potential employers.

u/fenderistheway · 1 pointr/advertising

It's not really about how good everything looks, as long as you have good ideas behind the ads. I worked on it for 7 months after I graduated while trying to land my first gig.

I taught myself how to use photoshop and just did it all myself, but if you could find an AD student to help you it would make everything easier.

I really recommend Breaking In.
http://www.amazon.com/Breaking-Advertising-Insiders-Reveal-Portfolio/dp/061541219X

It's well worth the money, and it tells you exactly what creative directors are looking for in student books.