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Advertising

The Language
of Advertising

• Pathfinder Magazine, 1939 •


“To grammarians, a verb is the strongest part of speech, but not to radio advertisers. In a survey of 15 national radio programs, the entertainment weekly Variety has found that adjectives receive the most voice emphasis and the most repetition. On one program, 28 adjectives were spoken in 15 minutes.”

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