First Principles of Advertising
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It has been argued that all that can be told in any advertisement may be expressed in a few terse sentences. An adver- tisement should be like the story attributed to Abraham Lincoln. It was said that he was asked how long a man's legs should be. He replied: "Long enough to reach from his body to the ground. " An advertisement should be long enough to tell its story. No longer and no shorter. If you will imagine an advertisement as a salesman, telling a stranger about a new product, you can vis...ualize the efforts of that salesman to attract attention, to arouse interest, to present his argu- ment, and to make the sale. A few terse sentences will not suffice. If the salesman were to stand before the customer and bark epigrammatic sen- tences at him, the customer would be apt to turn on his heel and seek a more pleasing conversa- tionalist. On the other hand, if the salesman were to drift into an interminable harangue, the cus- tomer would be apt to excuse himself and go where he would be given a chance at least to think, if not to take a little part in the conversation himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has been argued that all that can be told in any advertisement may be expressed in a few terse sentences. An adver- tisement should be like the story attributed to Abraham Lincoln. It was said that he was asked how long a man's legs should be. He replied: "Long enough to reach from his body to the ground. " An advertisement should be long enough to tell its story. No longer and no shorter. If you will imagine an advertisement as a salesman, telling a stranger about a new product, you can vis...ualize the efforts of that salesman to attract attention, to arouse interest, to present his argu- ment, and to make the sale. A few terse sentences will not suffice. If the salesman were to stand before the customer and bark epigrammatic sen- tences at him, the customer would be apt to turn on his heel and seek a more pleasing conversa- tionalist. On the other hand, if the salesman were to drift into an interminable harangue, the cus- tomer would be apt to excuse himself and go where he would be given a chance at least to think, if not to take a little part in the conversation himself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur Dick Nesbit to read onlineMoreLess
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