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Weird Space Ad With Coupon At The Top

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Ad With Coupon At The TopThis infatuated advertiser credits David Ogilvy’s “Confessions of An Advertising Man” for the inspiration to create a headlineless ad…with the order coupon curiously stuck on the top.

Worth trying?

Doubt it.

Since this advertiser only ran it once, it’s safe to conclude that it’s not a money layout.

If anyone knows different, I’m all ears.

60 KB PDF “Coupon At The Top.”

Filed Under: Direct Response Copywriting Swipe File

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  1. kortingscode says

    December 3, 2010 at 7:16 pm

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