Advertising Is The Place Where

I Notice Increasing Reluctance On The Part Of Marketing Executives To Use Judgment; They Are Coming To Rely Too Much On Research, And They Use It As A Drunkard Uses A Lamp Post For Support, Rather Than For Illumination.

It Takes Uncommon Guts To Stick To One Style In The Face Of All The Pressures To 'come Up With Something New' Every Six Months. It Is Tragically Easy To Be Stampeded Into Change. But Golden Rewards Await The Advertiser Who Has The Brains To Create A Coherent Image, And The Stability To Stick With It Over A Long Period.

Never Use Tricky Or Irrelevant Headlines… People Read Too Fast To Figure Out What You Are Trying To Say.

If You Tell Lies About A Product, You Will Be Found Out - Either By The Government, Which Will Prosecute You, Or By The Consumer, Who Will Punish You By Not Buying Your Product A Second Time.

I Figure That My Staff Will Be Less Reluctant To Work Overtime If I Work Longer Hours Than They Do.