Science Advertising

What makes sex so special, compared to other methods of advertising? Dive into this wonderful, best-selling audiobook to understand why this type of advertising can be the main "culprit" that helps many companies, and even whole industries, skyrocket in terms of success.

What was the name of the first maple flavor instant oatmeal cereal? What brand is the oldest major soft drink in America? What do the “m’s” in M&Ms stand for?Who was the Barbie doll named after? The answers to these burning questions - and many more - can be found in this audiobook. This remarkable audiobook features fascinating stories of 156 best and worst brands of the Boomer era.

Claude C. Hopkins fut l'un des pionniers de la publicité moderne et copywriter de génie. Il était persuadé que la publicité n'existait que pour vendre quelque chose et que ses effets devaient être mesurables. Ce modeste fils de marchand de chandelles a été imprimeur, journaliste, essayiste, éditeur de livres, de journaux populaires, homme de lettres et fondateur d'associations. Un vrai touche-à-tout ! Parti de rien, jusqu' à devenir le Père fondateur des États-Unis, cette biographie révèle les chemins qui l'ont mené au succès et à la gloire.

Discover the transformative power of artificial intelligence in the world of advertising with ‘The AI Edge in Advertising’. This comprehensive guide features 20 actionable prompts designed to help professionals accelerate and personalize customer service, optimizing their workflow and deepening client connections. With over 15 years in the advertising industry, author Stephanie Fischer shares valuable insights and practical strategies to revolutionize the way you engage with clients.

Campaigns that Shook the World provides the inside story on a selection of the greatest campaigns of the past four decades, while narrating the development of the PR and communications business. The book provides the definitive case studies of nine campaigns - political, corporate and entertainment - from the 1970s to the present day.

Claude Hopkins was an advertising genius earning $185,000 in 1907 as an employee of an advertising firm. That's equivalent to $25.7 million today. Claude codified his techniques in 1923 in a book called Scientific Advertising. While this book has been recommended and used by many great advertising minds since Claude's day, his principles still remain broadly unknown.