Quotes to Live and Write By

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“Your message should single out your prospect like a man being paged in a crowded hotel lobby.” -Claude Hopkins

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Quotes that I use in many of my presentations, from some of the most intelligent and witty people who ever lived.

Transcript of Quotes to Live and Write By

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“Your message should single out your prospect like a man being paged in a crowded hotel lobby.”

-Claude Hopkins

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"Pockets are the most sensitive part of a human being; that's why we need to touch hearts and minds first" – President Lula da Silva of Brazil

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“Scientific creativity is imagination in a straitjacket”

-Richard Feynman

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" Unless your ad contains a Big Idea it will pass like a ship in the night" – David Ogilvy

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Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of

enthusiasm.-Winston

Churchill

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“I realise that the next sale begins the minute I deliver the new car”.

- Joe Girard

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“Sell more stuff to more people, more often, for more money”

Sergio Zyman

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“Would you say that to someone you know?”

Fairfax Cone

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“The perfect advertisement is one of which the reader can say: “This is for me, and for me alone.” - Peter Drucker

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“A healthy adult bore  consumes each year one and a half times his own weight in other people's patience”

- John Updike

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“Would a salesman give you one reason to buy today and another tomorrow – and so on?”

- John Caples

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“Something you know about

your customer may be more

important than anything you

know about your product.”

-Harvey McKay

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