by David Tandet
In 2004, Adweek asked professionals “Which individuals - alive or dead - made you consider pursuing a career in advertising?”
Could there be any doubt the number one response would be David Ogilvy?
Ogilvy’s name also came back first when students were asked a similar question.
Not bad for a guy who was born in 1911 […]
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David Ogilvy, Genius
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Lovemark Degrees Of Separation
September 17th, 2007 at 2:24 pm
by David Tandet
Try if you will. A Lovemark - like Zen, your favorite pizza, and writing in the zone - can not easily be defined.
Actually, a Lovemark is definable enough. But like Zen and great pizza, it can’t be truly understood until experienced. Lovemark degree of separation from a product, service or idea is no […]
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