Phil Bernstein is a Marketing Consultant with Jim Doyle & Associates, a nationwide marketing and advertising consulting firm. He is also President and Chief Executive Officer of Bernstein Worldwide. Phil works with television stations all over the country, helping their clients to get more impact from their advertisers — and teaching their sales staffs how to make more money.
From 1995 through 2009, Phil was Portland’s Finest Media Rep. It said so on his Clear Channel Radio business card. Phil specialized in direct selling, helping local Portland businesses tell their stories, find more customers, and make more sales. Prior to that, he spent eleven years working in professional baseball for the Portland Beavers and New York Mets.
Phil has studied the advertising masters, from Claude Hopkins and John Caples to Joseph Sugarman and Dan O’Day. He’s worked on campaigns that have succeeded wildly, and on campaigns that have failed miserably. The successful ones have traits in common, and so do the failures. Phil Bernstein has learned the difference, and that experience can change your marketing effort from an expense to a profit center.
From TV to radio to internet, Phil can develop your campaign, write the copy, and get the whole thing in motion. It’s a beautiful thing.
Call Phil Bernstein at 503-477-4933, or email him at pbernstein @ jimdoyle dot com.
By the way, Phil Bernstein is wondering if he can improve his search engine ranking by writing his name repeatedly. There are several other Phil Bernsteins out there, and this particular Phil Bernstein wants to get to the top of the page. So Phil Bernstein is writing this in the third person.
I’m typing this on my Wiiiiiiiii!!!!!!!!¡!!!!!
Just remember, Humblelina…if it weren’t for me, you’d still be ending each piece of “Portland’s Finest Radio Copy” with “…for all your (insert client’s product or service here) needs.” Thank God you’ve gotten better.
Thanks for linking to my “Ditch the Dusty Widget” blog, Phil. Reading yours and enjoying it, especially the expert psychology insights on consumers. Much to my embarassment, I can vouch for the truth in the women and cosmetics observation. Drop me a line. Cheers!
Brett Duncan likes that Phil Bernstein is writing in third person, and wishing Phil Bernstein all the best in your quest to dominate Google.
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