Marketing Examples : Most Successful Ads in History

Volkswagon Marketing Examples 1
Volkswagon Marketing Examples
Absolut Marketing Examples
Absolut Marketing Examples
7up Marketing Examples
7up Marketing Examples
McDonalds Marketing Examples
McDonalds Marketing Examples
Beyer Dynamic Marketing Examples
Beyer Dynamic Marketing Examples
Just For Men Marketing Examples
Just For Men Marketing Examples
Merrill Lynch Marketing Examples
Merrill Lynch Marketing Examples
Vaporub Marketing Examples
Vaporub Marketing Examples
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Dental Floss Marketing Examples
Palmolive Marketing Examples
Palmolive Marketing Examples
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Air Force Marketing Examples
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Isuzu Marketing Examples
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Rolls Royce Marketing Examples
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Lever Margarine Marketing Examples
Mercedes Benz Marketing Examples
Mercedes Benz Marketing Examples
Avis Marketing Examples
Avis Marketing Examples
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Volkswagon Marketing Examples
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Schweppes Marketing Examples
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Marlboro Marketing Examples
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Ogilvy Marketing Examples
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Guiness Marketing Examples
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Hathaway Marketing Examples
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Campbells Marketing Examples

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    1. I felt the same as you and you are right that all advertising is manipulative. Let me give you an example from my life on why advertising must manipulate to work.

      I was a computer programmer that became a stock broker. I figured if I was the best investor clients would gravitate towards doing business with me. I went on to get my CFA, which is the highest designation that one can get in the financial industry. (Most mutual fund managers aren’t CFAs)

      I was able to secure clients I did retain very nice returns, but when meeting with prospects I didn’t use any manipulative techniques. I struggled for 2 years in that industry even though I was a better investor than just about anyone at the firm.

      I went on to study books on NLP and how to influence people. Through understanding these techniques I was able to persuade people to do business with me without lying, but definitely through manipulation.

      My take is that an honest person needs to be manipulative, otherwise they will definitely get manipulated by an untrustworthy person. Just my opinion 🙂

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