My Work

I am a creative specialist: an advertising and marketing professional, a photographer, a poet, a copywriter. So...

WHAT CAN I DO FOR YOU?

I guess that depends largely on who you are.

If you’re a training director in need of script writing and video production I can help.

If you’re a marketing director looking for someone to aid in planning or execution, I can help.

If you’re an advertising executive, looking for someone to jump-start a stalled campaign, I can help.

If you’re a small business person, with a need for advertising/marketing expertise, I can help.

If you need some good, solid photography for your website, I can help.

If you’re looking for photography to dress up your home or office, I can help.

Radio commercials? TV Commercials? I can help, and at a cost far lower than advertising agencies will charge.

Need a website? Working with the company that put this website together (NetCrafters), I can help with photographic and written content, and with NetCrafters you can be sure that your website gets found by all the search engines and has a pleasing design that will be noticed.

If you have read this far, then you know that I approach my work with a combination of practicality and creativity that I believe is highly unusual and very productive in today's marketing/advertising arena.

If you have a need you believe I can fulfill, email me at al@mclaughlincreative.com. Or call 513-861-6188. We can begin a dialogue and see if we match each other's needs.

WADL

In the spring of 2009, four friends with complementary skills got together and decided to form WADL, a video production company that focuses on helping people in their search for employment. The first planned production is "How to Interview for a Job." The business plan calls for two more videos in the two years following. One is instruction on writing resumes, and the third concerns networking.

Advertising

I have a background in copywriting, objective/strategy planning, printing, audio and video work, photography, advertising, sales, and general marketing. All of my work came to a nexus when I was about forty years old and went to work as an account supervisor for what was, at the time, a well respected advertising firm in Cincinnati.

Photography

I inherited a love of photography from my father. It was one of his hobbies that he enjoyed the most. In my advertising work, I supervised many types of shoots, from studio table top to on site manufacturing and store shoots, to plain old portrait photography.

Bringing the same attention to detail on photography shoots that I did on video shoots saved the client time and money because for the most part, re-shoots were never necessary.