One of the many fascinating features in the Wall Street Journal’s Creative Leaders Series (https://davedye.com/2019/06/06/the-wall-street-journals-creative-leaders-series/)
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Is is any wonder this man had difficulty finding work? Imagine if — rather than focusing on himself and his qualifications — he had listed (or, better yet, demonstrated) the many ways he could help employers be more successful today. You can find this wonderful article at https://kopywritingkourse.com/why-this-guy-is-still-totally-poor/
Super clean, attention-grabbing layout but what I love most is how they offer only an “Either A or B” rather than “Yes or No” option for progressing into the site. (That’s a clever lesson taken from the Love and Logic approach to managing challenging children
From the successes they had with VW, Avis and lesser known clients like Uttica Club (“Our Beer is 50 Years Behind the Times”), who can argue with the message in this public service ad produced by Bob Levenson at DDB (Doyle Dane Bernbach)? Leo Burnett Company had a similar mantra, the “power of truth simply […]
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