The Four-Letter Code to Selling Just About Anything

[Kurt]

Really interesting, although a bit long, about the evolution of marketing in America and a really influential person most of us have probably never heard of...

https://getpocket.com/explore/item/the-f...t-anything?

"The world below would soon match his dreamy vision. Loewy would do more than almost any person in the 20th century to shape the aesthetic of American culture. His firm designed mid-century icons like the Exxon logo, the Lucky Strike pack, and the Greyhound bus. He designed International Harvester tractors that farmed the Great Plains, merchandise racks at Lucky Stores supermarkets that displayed produce, Frigidaire ovens that cooked meals, and Singer vacuum cleaners that ingested the crumbs of dinner. Loewy’s Starliner Coupé from the early 1950s—nicknamed the “Loewy Coupé”—is still one of the most influential automotive designs of the 20th century. The famous blue nose of Air Force One? That was Loewy’s touch, too. "

[Jeffery]

I read about half of it yesterday and gave up on finding the four letter code. Did you find it? It is worthy! I also thought about posting it here, but you beat me to it, lol.

[Kurt]

I read about half of it yesterday and gave up on finding the four letter code. Did you find it? It is worthy! I also thought about posting it here, but you beat me to it, lol.

Which half? The left or the right?

I didn't get the 4 letter code either. I think it's referring to "cool" and that cool sells.

[Jeffery]

My take on it is to sell people with concepts of what they are already familiar with and then add a twist or two keeping in mind that people are familiar with twists that can make for a better widget. He certainly proved his creative logic works.

Oh, The Top Half. Smile.

[Kurt]

My take on it is to sell people with concepts of what they are already familiar with and then add a twist or two keeping in mind that people are familiar with twists that can make for a better widget. He certainly proved his creative logic works.

Oh, The Top Half. Smile.

I think that's more than 4 letters.

[Jeffery]

My take on it is to sell people with concepts of what they are already familiar with and then add a twist or two keeping in mind that people are familiar with twists that can make for a better widget. He certainly proved his creative logic works.

Oh, The Top Half. Smile.

I think that's more than 4 letters.

Touche