Brain Function Direct Response Radio Ad.

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Length: 60 seconds

Dr. Kyl Smith: Do you ever get the feeling you’ve misplaced your memory... and you can’t remember where you put it? 

I’m Dr. Kyl Smith. A poor memory can be embarrassing. In business it can cost you money.

I’ve spent my career studying brain function, and I’ve created an amazingly effective supplement called [Product Name]. It’s a unique supplement that enhances your natural brain chemistry to improve memory, focus and concentration.

In just a few days, you’ll actually feel it working. You’ll absorb the information in books like a sponge. You’ll be able to recall facts, figures and names more easily. You’ll feel more alert, more focused, and “on-task.”

[Product Name] has been a huge success for kids, teens, adults and seniors. And now you can try it yourself with absolutely no risk.

ANNOUNCER: Ask how you can get a free 30-day supply of [Product Name] with your order! Call 1-800-XXX-XXXX. That’s 1-800-XXX-XXXX. Money back if you’re not delighted.

Call 1-800-XXX-XXXX.

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the direct / performance marketing consultant with a strange sounding name

Who.

Not your usual "guru" but a real-world performance marketing & innovation consultant based in Europe and an experienced senior executive at leading multinational companies.

What and Where.

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