SALE ITEMS

• Reality in Advertising by Rosser Reeves
• My First 65 years in Advertising by Maxwell Sackheim
• My Life in Advertising by Claude Hopkins
..This book has personally made Jay A. over $12 million dollars
• Communications of an Advertising Man by Leo Burnett
• Ogilvy on Advertising by David Ogilvy
• Your Money Back by Alvin Eicoff
• The Albert Lasker Story -- as He Told It by Albert Lasker
• With All Its Faults by Fairfax M. Cone

Here is a list of the books recorded and a short description of the geniuses who wrote them.

David Ogilvy
"Ogilvy On Advertising"

David Ogilvy is one of the best known of all advertising men -- and for good reason. His Ad Agency is one of the top in the world. He has applied the wisdom of the classic ad men, (such as the others in this tape set) and shown that it works successfully to sell products, even in current times.
And he has gone on to break new ground. There are secrets revealed in OGILVY ON ADVERTISING that you won't find anywhere else!
"If you are lucky enough to have some news to sell, don't bury it in your body copy."
"The headlines which work the best are those which promise the reader a benefit"

Claude Hopkins
"My Life in Advertising"
LISTEN TO A SAMPLE
Considered by many to be the father of modern advertising, this book is one of the most revealing when it comes to basic, immutable advertising techniques that are still valid today, and in fact, probably will never change.
People have made millions following his advice. He started at Lord & Thomas in 1908 at $1000 a week and was paid as much as $185,000 in one year -- a sum based upon a percent of the profits his ads brought in to clients. Here's just a sample of his wisdom:
"Argue anything for your own advantage and people will resist to the limit. But seem unselfishly to consider your customers' desires and they will naturally flock to you."

Albert Lasker
"The Lasker Story"

David Ogilvy said Lasker has made more money in advertising than anyone else. It is no wonder when you consider that during the 1930's depression his personal income was $3,000,000.00 per year from Lord and Thomas -- The ad Agency he headed and owned.
Lasker was personally responsible for bringing Claude Hopkins, John E. Kennedy, and the concept of "Salesmanship-in-print" to the world, something for which we should all be thankful.

Few people realize what a genius this man was but this tape set is very revealing in that regard.
Lasker seldom gave talks or published anything. The transcript of this talk to his staff was barely saved from extinction by an astute editorial director at Advertising Age who said that "nothing we have ever published has given such instruction and pleasure as 'The Lasker Story.'"

"You can tell from a lot of the advertising today that the art department gets it up first and then someone writes the advertising to go with the art. With us, we must first must get our headline, because the headline in the end, today as 25 years ago, is 90% of all there is to an ad."

Fairfax Cone
"Reality in Advertising"

"The first rule of good advertising, as we saw it, was that it must immediately make it clear what the basic proposition is. Few, if any people have either the time or the inclination to try and solve the puzzle of obscure advertising promises."

Rosser Reeves
"Reality in Advertising"

Rosser Reeves invent the UNIQUE SELLING PROPOSITION, an extremely powerful concept that can turn many losing ads into winners.

"The consumer tends to remember just one thing from the advertisement -- one strong claim or one strong concept."

Many of today's "Marketing Gurus" teach about U.S.P.'s. Many even tout that it is their idea, but Rosser Reeves created the concept decades ago. In this presentation you learn from the master.

Alvin Eicoff
"Or Your Money Back"

Eicoff created direct response television and this is the work which revealed his secrets, just as easily applied to print, radio, or now, the Internet.

"...Set forth the problem, explain the solution, and then demonstrate why a specific product best meets that solution."

"The potential customer customer should feel a strong personal identification with the problem presented, reflexively nodding his head in acknowledgement."

Leo Burnett
"Communications of an Advertising Man"
LISTEN NOW TO A SAMPLE
"To change advertisements is cheaper to change than human nature. The successful advertiser knows how human nature works and sets it to work for him."

Don't tell the people how good you will make the goods, tell them how good your goods make them."

"...ideas are more important than words."

Maxwell Sackheim
"My First 65 Years In Advertising"

Maxwell Sackheim created the Book-of-the-Month club and invented the "till-forbid" mechanism of billing widely used today on long form infomercials. He also wrote on of the longest running ads of all times: "Do You Make These Mistakes In English?" It ran for 40 years, always making a profit.

"The slickest writing, the finest paper, printing and artwork can't make a good idea out of a bad one or an attractive offer out of a poor one. Of course, the though in the headline is more important than any word -- but the right words make the thought penetrate."

When you listen to these amazing audiobooks, you'll hear who really came up with some of America's greatest advertising campaigns, slogans, ads and commercials. You easily recognize many familiar ad styles that a few of today's ad gurus take credit for, but were actually first created over fifty years ago.

This is the exact same set Jay Abraham sells on his site for $295.00 in audio cassette form We licensed this collection from NEWSTRACK over a decade ago, and these books are just as educational as the were when first written over 30 years ago! Don't be fooled by the age and low price here. These sets are BRAND NEW and in CLEAR DIGITAL AUDIO!

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