LOS ANGELES, CA, May 09, 2011 (Press-News.org) The affordable, internet-based TV advertising agency Cheap TV Spots is proud to announce it has won the prestigious Gold Award at the 2011 Worldfest International Film Festival. The advertising agency's amazing award count now stands at over 190 international awards.
Worldfest is the one of the longest running international film and TV festivals in North America, and Cheap-TV-Spots.com is the longest-operating producer of original, discount-priced TV commercials for the international market.
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Cheap-TV-Spots.com does not use look-alike pre-made ads, which dilute and destroy branding. Your ad won't look like anyone else's. At Cheap TV Spots, we're television advertising pros -- so your ad won't suck like it was made by amateurs, won't embarrass you, and won't make you look small or unprofessional.
Importantly, your Cheap-TV-Spots.com commercial won't be rejected for airing by the networks due to incorrect network specifications -- a growing problem, as inexperienced videographers try their luck and fail at making broadcast quality TV commercials.
Cheap TV Spots, famous for quality and reliability, is manned by real television pros. A Cheap TV Spots commercial gives your business the best foundation to get you sales, brand your product or service, and make you money.
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Cheap TV Spots serves a variety of advertisers including mesothelioma attorneys, credit and debt services, medical products, doctors and dentists, tax lawyers, entrepreneurs, toy industry, internet services, structured settlements, health care and healthcare providers, housewares, inventors, DUI lawyers, home repair, automotive sales and service, insurance, mortgages, real estate, sports, casino operators, amusement parks, hotel chains, data recovery, feature film, music labels, video games, edutainment, computer software and hardware, restaurants, charities, and home-based business owners and SMBs disenchanted with ineffective, expensive pay-per-click ad words.
What's more, CheapTVSpots.com produces across US cities such as San Diego, Los Angeles, Denver, Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, St Louis, Portland, Seattle, San Francisco, San Jose, Boston, Detroit, Phoenix, Austin, Chicago, Raleigh, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Tampa, Orlando, Miami, Newark, Atlantic City, New York, and beyond.
Founded in 1961, Worldfest is the one of the longest running international film and TV festivals in North America, receiving thousands of entries each year. Worldfest spotted the early talent of film legends such as Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, David Lynch, Ridley Scott, Oliver Stone, Ang Lee, Robert Rodriguez, and the Coen Brothers.
"Cheap TV Spots," the "Three Spots" logo and the phrase "Only Our Price is Cheap" are trademarks of Academy Leader, Inc. Cheap TV Spots is a service of Academy Leader, Inc.
Academy Leader, Inc. is a multi-faceted multi-national media company that spans motion pictures, television, publishing, radio, and new media. The agency has won over 190 national and international awards for its original commercial productions, including 15 Telly Awards.
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Cheap-TV-Spots.com Tops 190 International Awards for Affordable TV Ads
World renowned, internet-based TV advertising agency Cheap TV Spots celebrates its latest Gold Award, received at the 2011 Worldfest International Film Festival. The company talks about how its quality productions benefit advertisers.
2011-05-10
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[Press-News.org] Cheap-TV-Spots.com Tops 190 International Awards for Affordable TV AdsWorld renowned, internet-based TV advertising agency Cheap TV Spots celebrates its latest Gold Award, received at the 2011 Worldfest International Film Festival. The company talks about how its quality productions benefit advertisers.