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		<title>By: Sparxoo &#187; Marketing 101: What You Need to Know</title>
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		<description>[...] Marketing in the Digital Age &#8211; How loud can you yell? How outrageous can you be? These are questions marketers have been asking for nearly a century. This paradigm shifted when Doyle Dane Bernbach injected intelligence into advertising in the 1960s with their revolutionary &#8220;Lemon&#8221; print ad for Volkswagen. For them, it wasn&#8217;t about how loud you can yell, it was about how interesting you are. Since the 1960s, there has been a blend of intelligent campaigns, but far outweighed by yelling matches (think Times Square). We will discuss how to apply the Doyle Dane Bernbach principles of advertising to the digital world. [...]</description>
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