Synopsis
This book is about how to develop effective advertising. Since the first edition, I've learned a great deal about what makes effective advertising. I've learned from consumers. From students. From consulting projects with major advertising companies and agencies. But in a great measure, I have learned from Stan Tannenbaum. Stan is more than the coauthor of this text. He is a like mind, and, as such, it's almost impossible to tell where my work stops and his starts. As a result, this book is truly the work of both of us. Where credit is due, we have tried to give it. Where there are errors or omissions, they are ours alone.
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About the Author
Don E. Schultz is Professor of Advertising and Integrated Marketing Communications at the Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern University, where he and his associates have pioneered the country's first graduate program in Integrated Marketing Communications. He is also President of his own marketing communications and management firm, Agora, Inc., Evanston, Illinois.
Before joining Northwestern in 1977, Schultz was Senior Vice President of Tracy Locke Advertising and Public Relations in Dallas. He has consulted, lectured and held seminars on marketing, marketing communications, advertising, sales promotion, direct marketing and creative strategy in the United States, Europe, South America and Asia.
Schultz is Editor, Journal of Direct Marketing, Director of the Promotion Marketing Association of America, and the first recipient of the Direct Marketing Educator of the Year Award, presented by the Direct Marketing Educational Foundation.
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