This is a Western Electric ad from 1964 beautifully showing the history of the telephone (up till 1964). Fun fact, they had crude forms of video calls back in 1964! You would have to book a time slot to make the call, and it might cost upwards of $100 (today’s dollars) for 15 minutes, but it existed.
We’ll likely see more and more pods do more call-in questions.
When you go through a car wash with different pricing options, does it ACTUALLY make a difference?
I’ll usually select “The Works” but I’m not sure it does anything different …
Saw a good example of local business marketing while driving in Houston:
It’s a simple A-Frame this window cleaner puts out in front of a house while cleaning.
If you’re …
This letter made Gary Halbert a millionaire in 1971. A simple one-pager printed out, sealed in an envelope, and sent to every person in the phone book with the same …
I really like this Michael Cera + CeraVe advertising campaign 😂
This was developed by WPP and Ogilvy after seeing random rumors on Reddit that Michael Cera created CeraVe.
Weeks …
