Big ideas for ducks and their keepers

By creating ads that got remembered, six-year-old advertising agency Kaplan Thaler Group has steadily grown from a boutique shop founded in a townhouse to a mid-size agency with $430 million in annual billings. Linda Kaplan Thaler and Robin Koval have just published BANG! Getting Your Message Heard...

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Published in:Brandweek 2003-10, Vol.44 (37), p.24
Main Authors: Thaler, Linda Kaplan, Koval, Robin
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Advertising
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Koval, Robin
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Marketing agreements
Marketing industry
Officials and employees
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