I need a single image to convey the word "marketing"

[andyps]

I'm putting together a short promotional video for courses I deliver and need a simple image to go with the words "marketing qualifications" to liven it up and represent marketing. I've got a couple of ideas but am struggling a little to find something - it has to be straightforward and not get anyone wondering what it represents and missing the message, and needs to be sketch style rather than a photograph. Any ideas? All gratefully received!

[TheRainMaker]

I went outside the box and went white on black

[anonymous-user]

[TheEnd]

[Council Baby]

[Dave^]

:insertapplelogohere:

[Bradgate]

A huge, steaming pile of bullst?

[Frimley111R]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

Oi! Clear off back to your small chested women in their comfy dresses

Also, please tell me where these overbreasted girls in undersized blouses are!

[Fishtigua]

[andyps]

Not many I can use there! I should have known - you come on here and ask a serious question

Council Baby has the closest to what I need but I want to get away from words!

Edited by andyps on Wednesday 4th June 12:54

[TheRainMaker]

andyps said:

Not many I can use there!

[Chris Type R]

[andyps]

lepetitoeuf said:

Or, does this help?

Shutterstock

There are a few on there which relate to my favourite idea so far and I have an iPad for digital marketing so hood to see that in there. I'd trued a few image sites but forgot to look at Shutterstock so thanks for that.

[andyps]

Forgot to say, Gordon Brown in a thread on marketing is an unlikely combination. Unless looking for bad examples.

[Council Baby]

Tonks - I'm not a marketer. I sell marketing solutions

For big breasted ladies you'd need an agency.

That aside a hand stimulated phallus probably epitomises a lot of marketing types, but I didn't mistake this for the lounge

[corporalsparrow]

A volume button turned up to ten.

[Disastrous]

OP, how about we meet halfway? Say, at the corner of Marketing and Strategy??



Failing that, just use a lightbulb or a target with an upward-trending graph in the background...

Literally nobody will have thought of that and your blue-water approach will be appreciated.

[Gargamel]

[andyps]

Disastrous said:

OP, how about we meet halfway? Say, at the corner of Marketing and Strategy??



Failing that, just use a lightbulb or a target with an upward-trending graph in the background...

Literally nobody will have thought of that and your blue-water approach will be appreciated.

The sign is good and I have used it before but it's too wordy for this application. I had wondered about an archery target but think it is a bit too specific.

[Mr Overheads]

lot's of brilliant sketches here:
http://socialmediatoday.com/helen-nesterenko/14959...