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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I buy this book for every designer I employ.,
By Ade Wilbury (Brighton) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Ogilvy on Advertising (Vintage) (Paperback)
I buy this book for every graphic and web designer I employ. I cannot emphasizes enough how good and how practical this book is. Anyone associated with the design and advertising world should read this book; it will give you great foundation onto which to build your own strategies. In my opinion it optimizes what should be taught at Art College or University. Every creative should be accountable for their work and that means the results their work generates, this book goes along way into explaining the facts of life in the real world. Some of the research in this book is as relevant today as the day it was published. For you web designers out there, you know you can't hide for much longer due to tools like Google analytics, get yourself a head of the game and read this book.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great read with plenty of good 'meeting jargon',
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This review is from: Ogilvy on Advertising (Paperback)
This book will give you the vernacular to sound excellent in meetings. you'll find yourself 'extolling virtues' in no time at all.My only argument with it is it's lack of a digital angle (which is understandable, it's over 30 years old). For example, Ogilvy claims that serif copy reads better than sans serif. Whilst this may be true, it's probably only true in print and not in digital (often, you don't have a choice in digital). Equally, his main reasoning behind the serif font being better is that the eye is better trained to reading it. In the internet age, this is perhaps not always the case any more. There are a few other instances where the age of this book does show, but fundamentally, what made good advertising 100 years ago still makes good advertising today. And, more importantly, reasons behind bad advertising 100 years ago will continue to be the reasons behind bad advertising today and tomorrow and the next...
14 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
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David Ogilvy is my agency's master.,
By A Customer
This review is from: Ogilvy on Advertising (Vintage) (Paperback)
The most valuable tool for any creative thinker. As the owner of an ad agency, I read this book once a year and keep important excerpts for reference at desk, briefcase and home.
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