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Whipple, Squeeze This” Figure 8.2 Your ad doesn’t have to appear in a magazine. Some of the best ones don’t. building.) Just go for it; maybe you can do it, maybe you can’t, but until someone makes a phone call, you don’t know. Abbott Mead Vickers put a message from the business magazine The Economist on top of a bus that rolled through London’s financial district, the Square Mile. (See Figure 8.2.) As for finding a startlingly effective place to put a client’s message, the most brilliant I’ve

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Don’t compete in size with your betters. He often said that if he’d used the name St. James rather than St. Jacques, he’d be a far wealthier man today.” “He was a rancher?” Marie had laughed. “No, he was an accountant who became a rancher by way of a Vickers bomber in the war. He was a pilot in the Royal Canadian Air Force. I guess once he saw all that sky, an accounting office seemed a little dull.” “That takes a lot of nerve.” “More than you know. He sold cattle he didn’t own on land he didn’t have