One: do not put your ads where people can reach them.
Two: Never underestimate the genius of the common man.
One: do not put your ads where people can reach them.
Two: Never underestimate the genius of the common man.
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I love it! Lesson for us all.
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‘Never underestimate the genius of the common man.’ is an excellent line, thank you.
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You are very welcome, Susan, feel free to use it!
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Three: Never bury your real message (In this case, “Learn the preventative medical tests you need.”)
Four: Never bury your call to action (in this case, “Visit ahrq.gov”)
Five: Never stubbornly stick with a headline you insist is creative if it doesn’t really get the job done.
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Six: Always proofread your own comments before posting so you don’t type “preventative” instead of “preventive” while smugly giving advice to others.
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