Tag: Doyle Dane Bernbach

• Volkswagen “Think Small”

  

  This article {opens in new tab} from design shack is brilliant in its entirety. Short, concise, insightful. What more do you want? Here’s a little something to get you started: How did a funny looking car that was named after a bug, known for being slow and manufactured in factories built by Nazis ever become iconic…

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  November 26, 2014

  Awesomeness, Curiosities, Design, Economics

  1950s, 1960s, Ad campaign, ad copy, America, bragging rights, content marketing, DDB, Doyle Dane Bernbach, economy, engine, fast cars, fuel efficient, Germany, Helmut Krone, Julian Koenig, marketing, Nazi, Post-war America, Print ad, Print campaign, States, Think Small, US, Volkswagen, William Bernbach