My Motto Has Always Been: Only First

Most Readers Look At The Photograph First. If You Put It In The Middle Of The Page, The Reader Will Start By Looking In The Middle. Then Her Eye Must Go Up To Read The Headline; This Doesn't Work, Because People Have A Habit Of Scanning Downwards. However, Suppose A Few Readers Do Read The Headline After Seeing The Photograph Below It. After That, You Require Them To Jump Down Past The Photograph Which They Have Already Seen. Not Bloody Likely.

I Know Of A Brewer Who Sells More Of His Beer To The People Who Never See His Advertising Than To The People Who See It Every Week. Bad Advertising Can Unsell A Product.

The More Informative Your Advertising, The More Persuasive It Will Be. Before People Making A Buying Decision, They Have Many Questions. For Example, Why They Should Buy From You, Why Your Product Is Better Than Other Similar Products, Why They Should Trust You, And Why They Should Buy It Now, Etc.

It Follows That Unless Your Headline Sells Your Product, You Have Wasted 90 Percent Of Your Money.

The Relationship Between A Manufacturer And His Advertising Agency Is Almost As Intimate As The Relationship Between A Patient And His Doctor. Make Sure That You Can Life Happily With Your Prospective Client Before You Accept His Account.