Makin' Ads began two years ago today with this post.
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- Jim and Greg
Sunday, July 12, 2009
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3 comments:
Congratulations! Your wise and well-written insights help lots of ad students -- as well as pros. Keep up the good work!
Constantly informative, and I love your voice/tone (both of you). Thanks for your great blog!
Congratulations, guys. A year in to the ad biz, and I find I still think more about the words of advice from this blog than from most of my teachers in ad school.
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