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This is a classic text on advertising, written in the early 1920s by a veteran advertising man. Hopkins was an early advocate of 'scientific' advertising, which involved actually testing various types of adverts to see what worked and what didn't.
Over 80 years later, some of his recommendations are obviously no longer relevant, but a surprisingly large amount of the points in the book are worth taking into account if you ever need to write an advert, or create an advertising campaign.
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