Designers Are Losing The Will To Live!
When everyone’s post, flyer, or van wrap has the same AI generated feel, it becomes a problem.
Why this Campaign Absolutely Dominated!
If you proposed "We're only ever going to change one word," most leaders would guffaw.
Discounts, Data, and Delusion: Rethinking Valpak
Is Valpak effective marketing or just organized junk mail?
How to Write Headlines That Demand Attention
Have the courage to be different, evocative, surprising, and occasionally absurd.
Is Print Dead? Why Powerful Messages Outlive Every Medium
What's the big advantage? People can reread it. But only if it's worth it.
What Digital Superstars Know About Offline Advertising
Why is Amazon, the biggest online retailer, still mailing print catalogs?
Why 1950s Advertising is STILL Relevant Today
Ogilvy almost left Rolls-Royce defeated, but 1 comment changed everything.
Does Billboard Advertising Work?
We frequently hear, “I tried billboards once, and it didn’t work.” What separates the winners from the rest?
Dominate Your Market Like Rolex — 4 Powerful Branding Lessons
Who are you NOT for? Who do you NOT want as a customer?
Brand Codes in a World of Continuous Partial Attention
We are all, as T.S. Eliot wrote, “distracted from distraction by distraction.” So how can you craft ads capable of working?
Hathaway Shirts and the most interesting man in the world, coincidence?
The picture makes you read the headline, encouraging you to read the first line of body copy.
Putting Funny Ads To Work For Your Boring-Ass Business – Pattern Interrupt
When you shatter a pattern, their meat-computer snaps into focus.
The Long And Short Of Persuasion
The wrong question is “Which sells better? Long copy or short copy?" I’m a long copy proponent. That is, I’m opposed to the “nobody will read more than 300 words” school of advertising.
Art is Not Subjective.
If you have the right artist, they make their decisions consciously and objectively for the purpose of drawing attention. And they do it using an invisible ally.
Ad Templates
According to the published research, 89% of award-winning ads could be classified into 6 basic templates. And the use of these templates boosted subjects' abilities to positively affect audience perception by 55%.