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FAST & FURIOUS CREATIVE TUNE-UP Part 1
Program Code:
F101
Date:
Saturday, October 14, 2006
Time:
10:00 AM to 12:30 PM
SPEAKER
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"Herschell Gordon Lewis is former chairman of Communicomp, a full-service direct marketing agency absorbed into Interpublic. He now heads Lewis Enterprises, through which he writes and consults individually for clients in the U.S. and a number of other countries. He is arguably the best-known direct response writer and consultant in the United States.
Mr. Lewis's background includes more than 20 years as adjunct lecturer to graduate classes in Mass Communications, Roosevelt University, Chicago. His thirtieth book is Hot Appeals or Burnt Offerings, an exploration of effective fund raising methods.
Mr. Lewis’s recent books include the wry Asinine Advertising and Marketing Mayhem, published by Racom Books (Racom also is the publisher of a new third edition of Open Me Now and On the Art of Writing Copy); and Effective E-Mail Marketing, published by the American Management Association.
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"Herschell Gordon Lewis is former chairman of Communicomp, a full-service direct marketing agency absorbed into Interpublic. He now heads Lewis Enterprises, through which he writes and consults individually for clients in the U.S. and a number of other countries. He is arguably the best-known direct response writer and consultant in the United States.
Mr. Lewis's background includes more than 20 years as adjunct lecturer to graduate classes in Mass Communications, Roosevelt University, Chicago. His thirtieth book is Hot Appeals or Burnt Offerings, an exploration of effective fund raising methods.
Mr. Lewis’s recent books include the wry Asinine Advertising and Marketing Mayhem, published by Racom Books (Racom also is the publisher of a new third edition of Open Me Now and On the Art of Writing Copy); and Effective E-Mail Marketing, published by the American Management Association."
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The difference between words. 'Three' and '3' aren't identical, nor are 'eager' and 'anxious'. These are just two examples of words often casually used interchangeably, inevitably resulting in lower response than a communication should command.