This Ogilvy print was part of the famous “How to” campaign that showcased the Ogilvy’s strategy and copywriting skills.

Red areas are most likely to attract attention, followed by …

This Ogilvy print was part of the famous “How to” campaign that showcased the Ogilvy’s strategy and copywriting skills.

Red areas are most likely to attract attention, followed by …

This Ogilvy print was part of the famous “How to” campaign that showcased the Ogilvy’s strategy and copywriting skills.

Red areas are most likely to attract attention, followed by …

Part of Ogilvy’s famous “how to” campaign that showcases the agencies copywriting and strategy skills.

Red areas are most likely to attract attention, followed by Yellow/Orange areas, and Blue …

This advertorial was a great way to show companies how much they should budget for advertising.

Red areas are most likely to attract attention, followed by Yellow/Orange areas, and …

Print ad created by Ogilvy showcasing the agencies knowledge on launching new products.

Red areas are most likely to attract attention, followed by Yellow/Orange areas, and Blue areas. Areas …

Not only was it an advertisement for Guinness, but people used to tear it out of the magazine and keep it.  Restaurants would even display this ad for the patrons …

This 1988 print ad was written by Gary Halbert targeting Elvis Presley fans.…

This 1995 print ad disguised as an article was created by Gary Halbert for training tapes.…

This 1974 print ad, written by Gary Halbert, was created for the book “How To Turn Plastic Into Gold” by Marten J Meyer…

This is 1974 Print Ad Written by Gary Halbert for a book about where to keep your money.

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Part of Ogilvy’s Guinness Guide To… campaign.

Red areas are most likely to attract attention, followed by Yellow/Orange areas, and Blue areas. Areas that have no color overlay are unlikely …