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As this column is published about July 4, it occurred to me that if something as American as baseball and apple pie, which is advertising.
Oh, I'm sure that the Egyptians may have set a coupon with all their hieroglyphics. And the ancient Greeks were probably a kind of corporate sponsors for their comedies and tragedies. The Americans, however, have made self-promotion a national institution.
Most likely, it started with Christopher Columbus. Try to get loads of people to travel after land without some form of unique selling proposition or spiritual. You know, as does Royal Caribbean: "Outside World!"
But it was not long before moving to land in the New World gave rise to all the new forms of shadow claptrap. It has been argued that British and French soldiers gave Indians smallpox-infested blankets. You can not image that? "Here's your gift. Yours to keep, without obligation. It's our way of saying thank you. "
And we created a republic blessed with the freedom of the press. Anyone can post a policy rule or of paper per day, if you can afford the equipment and paper. Thus, to generate the revenue necessary invented the ad. If you were a goldsmith or a cobbler, you can advertise their wares. If you were a slave trader, who could. Hey, it's a free country, after all.
For waves of immigrants, the promise of America is Can anyone come to this country and start a business. Which, of course, means that people need to know your business before they can become customers. Despite the sophistication of globalization, technology and media, despite all the, uh, aliens win one of pencils Show I firmly believe that advertising as a basic human ritual remained only incorporated into the cultural DNA of America for the 230 years Unlike any other country.
Look around you. By mixing the red, white and blue palette perfectly with any Pantone.
We live in a country where summer is a habit of cooking meat over an open flame as human beings in the world world have done for centuries. However, we say we will improve our self image, if the cooking is done on a grill pan with $ 3,000 for heating and built-in refrigerator for neighbors of the death of Baba End of envy.
We live in a country where any who can stand before the camera dressed as George Washington, cherry tree in the back and say: "I can not tell a lie. I'm down prices on all sofas and chairs in the store. "Try that North Korea Dresses Kim Jong-Il.
We live in a country where terrorists come here to attack the symbolic buildings of the United States in an attempt to destroy our way of life and commerce, but to spend the night before shopping at Wal-Mart and eat at Pizza Hut, which as brands are so representative of our country as the World Trade Center were.
American advertising, like the country itself, has long promised to the good life in the world. A new car, bright, white teeth, a lawn greener. Every day, thousands of people of life and physical integrity in danger of crossing our border with Mexico to pursue this dream.
Perhaps we would do a better job of planning the future of the United States, we recognize that we are a nation that global markets. All the brands we've created for businesses, America is itself the mark. Every action of our country, announced the brand internally with the rest of world. Think of America as follows: Is ours a country that offers an after-sales service, or are we a nation bait-and-switch?
Maybe it's a debate for another day. In the meantime, I wish you a wonderful July 4th. Watch all the fireworks and barbecue fixin will celebrate with friends and family. If you go to the supermarket, do not forget your regular customers "loyalty" card. You could save up to 20%.
And what's more American than that?
About the Author
Branding. Religion. Censorship. Office politics. Global politics. Sexual politics. And getting drunk during a job interview.
Since 2002, Danny G. (a.k.a. Dan Goldgeier) has been writing the most provocative advertising columns ever published. They’re all witty, thoughtful and probing, and a must read for those who want a perspective rarely seen in traditional industry publications.
An Atlanta-based copywriter and ad school graduate, Dan has worked at shops big and small. He reads incessantly about advertising, and is a whiz at rock & roll trivia. Learn more about him by visiting his copywriting website or AdColumnist.com, the View From The Cheap Seats Archive website. You may also find articles by Danny G at TalentZoo.com.
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