a rule of thumb, prevention is far less popular than cure
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be aware of developing trends. Make an offer to fill the needs of people who have become caught up in the new trend
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Use pictures like a headline - to interest those people qualified to buy your product or service. Advertising pictures should not be eccentric but relevant to the task at hand - the sale
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Ads should be targeting unconvinced prospects.
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once. Therefore, every ad must be self-contained.
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Assume that you will only ever manage to catch a person’s attention
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General: “Our lamps are brighter.” Specific: “Our lamps give 33% more light.” General: “Our prices
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A claim is either the truth or a lie. Most people do not expect an advertiser to lie, so definitive statements tend to be accepted at face value.
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they can even damage the credibility of any product or service. It is far more effective to make a specific claim.
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Platitudes and generalities leave no impression whatsoever. In fact,