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Even when it came to advertising his products, Steve Jobs was an innovator.
According to Attached:
Apple bought all of the advertising space in November/December special election issue of Newsweek in 1984, and devoted it all to Macintosh.
Here are the first three ads. To find all of them, visit Attached.
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SAWEET! That's a great collection! :)
If anyone wants to see some Apple ads going waaaay back, I posted a link below.
Posted by: Bela | 06 October 2011 at 09:34 PM
Advertising first started many years ago when people used a thick paper-like material called papyrus for sales messages and wall posters. this practice can be traced back from Egypt, Japan, Ancient Greece and Rome. This is indeed an indication that advertising plays a huge part in the growth of a business, more so effective advertising. That's what separated Steve Jobs from his competitors.
Posted by: Staci Burruel | 18 October 2011 at 03:37 PM
WOW! That looks ancient, and yet I can remember this computer coming out. I guess that really dates me.
Posted by: SEO Los Angeles | 18 November 2011 at 01:59 PM