brandflakesforbreakfast: they liked turtle necks and body copy in the 70's

Tuesday, October 06, 2009
they liked turtle necks and body copy in the 70's

Check out this gallery showing the history of Apple advertising.

Apparently in the 1970's, copywriters ran the ad industry and demanded that every ad be filled with at least a half page of content. Thanks, Casey!

Labels: adindustry, ads, copywriting

posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:13 AM 0 comments

0 Comments:

Post a Comment

<< Home

About Us
- Imagine a wonderous place filled with awesomeness. Now imagine that place is an agency. That's the place we like to call - Humongo.
  
  Become a part of the Humongo Nation. Get your awesome on, in whatever way suits you best:
  email: info@humongoagency.com
  old school phone device: 203-730-6300
  
  Or, just watch:
  Humonogagency.com HumongoNation.com BrandFlakesForBreakfast.com FaceBook.com
About Darryl
- Darryl knows enough to be dangerous, is more fun than a monkey on fire and is usually highly caffeinated.
  
  He's on the internet at all times in all places:
  darryl (AT) humongoagency (dot) com Twitter Facebook LinkedIn FriendFeed:
  You can also reach him old school:
  203-730-6300 x201
Contact Info
- 155 Main Street
  Danbury, CT 06810
  tel:203 730 6300
  info (at) humongoagency (dot) com