You probably don’t believe me, but I bought a little microfibre cloth today (for my laptop screen, lenses etc) and it came in a beautiful box with an instruction manual.
So very true. I find one of the most difficult things to “sell” in advertising is restraint. The idea that something is more vital than everything. Thanks for the insight @davetrott
Just a reminder. It’s perfectly okay to say “not right now” or “I need a minute” or “can we chat about this tomorrow”. The world will not be harmed by pause or patience.
Copywriters are not writing for a grade.
We are writing to make a connection and be understood.
Large words and strict adherence to grammatical rules does not make for a better connection with people.
It signals to them that this is not a conversation but a pitch.
Posters are my favourite medium and VCCP are absolutely smashing it at the moment. Credit where it's due, from trompe l'oeil paintings for O2 Rugby, to the delicious simplicity of Muller Corners, to the juicy joy of Maynards, the art of OOH is not dead
In a bid to convince voters of their worthiness to govern, a UK political party has pledged a programme of “supervised toothbrushing”. The world is in trouble.
Having no power from 8am with no repair in sight does not a good day make. How are small businesses and home offices - without the budget for solar systems and massive generators - surviving this ridiculous situation?
Is it just me, or is 98.45% of Twitter just about finding the darkest and the worst in everything? Friends, seek the sunshine. It’s so much better for you.
Probably the best thing you'll see today.
In 2017, a group of developers hilariously competed for who could create worst volume control interface in the world.
The results 🧵
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