The Art of Writing Advertising: Conversations with Masters of the Craft: David Ogilvy, William Bernbach, Leo Burnett, Rosser Reeves

 

 

The Art of Writing Advertising: Conversations with Masters of the Craft: David Ogilvy, William Bernbach, Leo Burnett, Rosser Reeves

by  Denis Higgins

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Year 2003
ISBN No. 9780071410939
No.of pages 128
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Five pioneer advertising writers reveal the secrets to great advertising and great writing. Four decades ago, five of the original giants of advertising copywriting - William Bernbach, Leo Burnett, George Gribbin, David Ogilvy, and Rosser Reeves - discussed their writing techniques with "Advertising Age" magazine. Fascinating and enlightening, these interviews were so popular with writers everywhere that they were compiled into the book you now hold. "The Art of Writing Advertising" allows history's greatest advertising copywriters to freely discuss what they know best - writing and creating. The classic primer for professional copywriters, it has over the years become equally prized as a hands-on idea-starter for writers of every stripe from all walks of life."To the reader who has any interest at all in advertising, in advertising writing, or indeed in writing or expression of any kind, the five interviews in this volume are certain to be of absorbing interest. Here are the masters of their craft, talking - not writing - informally, freely, and cogently about their craft, their skills, their ideas, their notions, and their ideals. Let's join the conversation." - From the Introduction.

 

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