Close-up: Only difficult questions lead to the right answer
25 Feb 2011
By applying the science of better decision-making, agencies can improve their client relationships, David Wethey believes.
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If there was ever a time when the common perception that adland was a place peopled only by shallow-minded hucksters began to change, it was in 1963 when David Ogilvy's Confessions Of An Advertising Man hit the stores.
By applying the science of better decision-making, agencies can improve their client relationships, David Wethey believes.
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