Too many ideas in one ad can confuse and turn off the reader.

Too many ideas in one ad can confuse and turn off the reader.
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View Full PostA guide for cogent corporate advertising: sincere, not fulsome
Bad for Time; just six paid ads. Good for sponsors; ads more surely stand out. Sensational or responsible. Is porn too hardcore for sponsors?
Fresh ways that show what you are, win more than doting on what you are not.
Ad excellence is always in the details, or, in this case, the crumbs.
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View Full PostA business that can outdo will surpass one that can merely outthink.
No matter how much they seek to say, ads must be inviting to read.
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View Full PostEasier to read but without benefits still nothing much happens.
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View Full PostCasting and context: old wives can debunk tales, but not light year-end sales.
Print Ad 101: When an ad is hard to read, nothing much happens.
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