On The Average, Five Times As Many

I Have A Theory That The Best Ads Come From Personal Experience. Some Of The Good Ones I Have Done Have Really Come Out Of The Real Experience Of My Life, And Somehow This Has Come Over As True And Valid And Persuasive. People Love To Read Stories. They Like To Know You As A Real Person Who Has Your Struggle, Pain, Success And Failure, Etc. One Well-known Example Is Jared Fogle's Weight Loss Story Which Made Millions Of Dollars For Subway. Start To Collect Your Stories From Today And Use Them In Your Ad Campaigns.

I Never Tell One Client That I Cannot Attend His Sales Convention Because I Have A Previous Engagement With Another Client; Successful Polygamy Depends Upon Pretending To Each Spouse That She Is The Only Pebble On Your Beach.

Don't Hire A Dog, Then Bark Yourself

If You Have A Truly Big Idea, The Wrong Technique Won't Kill It. And If You Don't Have A Big Idea, The Right Technique Won't Help You

Viewers Have A Way Of Remembering The Celebrity While Forgetting The Product. I Did Not Know This When I Paid Eleanor Roosevelt $35,000 To Make A Commercial For Margarine. She Reported That Her Mail Was Equally Divided. "one Half Was Sad Because I Had Damaged My Reputation. The Other Half Was Happy Because I Had Damaged My Reputation." Not One Of My Proudest Memories.