THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT Book 4
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New York and London, 1955 to 1999. David Ogilvy had a small agency with a loud reputation and then, very quickly, a large one. Hathaway, Rolls-Royce, Dove and Shell made him the most quoted man in his trade; a book he wrote in 1963 made him the most read. What he sold clients was research — the tested headline, the counted coupon, the readership score — and what he sold the world was a set of rules. The agency merged, listed, spread to forty countries and was taken in a hostile bid in 1989 for eight hundred and sixty-four million dollars. Here is what the rules were for, who wrote the famous lines, and what happened to a written culture once the man who wrote it had gone. Covers David Ogilvy and Ogilvy & Mather.
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- THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT Book 1
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- THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT Book 2
4 parts · 13 h 40 min
- THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT Book 3
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- THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT Book 4
4 parts · 18 h 12 min
- THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT Book 5
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- THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT Book 6
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