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Edward Boches is an American professor at Boston University’s College of Communication where he has taught advertising and creative courses since 2012.^[1] Over the course of 31 years, he held a variety of leadership positions at the Mullen advertising agency (known since a 2015 merger with IPG as MullenLowe).^[2][3][4][5]

Career[edit]

Boches joined Mullen in 1983 as a vice president/account director and director of public relations. He launched the agency's Public Relations practice and shortly afterward joined the creative department. During his tenure at the agency he created campaigns for many large corporate clients, including Monster.com's When I Grow UpSuper Bowl commercial.^[6] His work has received awards from entities including the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, The One Club, the Art Directors Club of New York, the Clio Awards and The Ad Club's Hatch Awards, where he won Best of Show in 1990.^[7] In 1990 he was named print copywriter of the year by Adweek.

He was an early industry advocate for the use of Twitter and social media.^[8] encouraging the use of new platforms prior to their mainstream popularity.^[9] In 2011, he created 'Brand Bowl',^[10] which used Twitter to monitor and measure reaction to Super Bowl advertising.^[11]

Boches left the agency in 2014, having worked his last two years part-time in order to transition into his career as a professor.

Bibliography[edit]

Boches served as a contributing writer for the 2016 revised edition of Hey Whipple, Squeeze This,^[12] by Luke Sullivan.

References[edit]

1. ^Boston University College of Communication Faculty
2. ^New York Times, News from the Advertising Industry
3. ^AdWeek Mullen Ups Boches to ECD
4. ^AdWeek New Roles for Wenneker, Boches
5. ^Advertisers at Work by Tracy Tuten
6. ^Ad Age: Monster.com Best of Show
7. ^Boston Globe: Rising Stars in Boston Ad Wars
8. ^Communication Arts: The World has Changed
9. ^AdWeek: What Twitter Can Do for You
10. ^David Meerman Scott: The New Rules of Marketing and PR
11. ^New York Times For Super Bowl Ads, No Standout Performer
12. ^'Hey Whipple, Squeeze This: The Classic Guide to Creating Great Ads, 5th Edition'. Retrieved January 20, 2016.

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I was recently at an agency talking to some young copywriters about the business of making advertising with words, when I noticed this edition of Luke Sullivan’s great book sitting on one of their desks. The copywriter told me that one of the senior copywriters had told him to read it, and she had been given it by their CD a few years back. Or said another way, things are in good hands in this agency’s copyland. If you’re not familiar with “Hey Whipple, Squeeze This” – and you should be – then let’s start at the beginning with the author. Luke Sullivan honed his copywriter and CD skills at some of the most creative shops of the last thirty years, agencies like Fallon McElligot, the Martin Agency and GSD&M. Now he’s the Chairman of the Advertising Department at the Savannah College of Art & Design. So, like that other ad man who laid out some important how-to’s (and how not to’s) earlier in the last century, Sullivan knows what he’s talking about.

And speaking of David Ogilvy, it is difficult to talk about “Whipple” without at least referencing “Ogilvy on Advertising” (which we reviewed. Because until Sullivan’s book, Ogilvy’s was the guide to creating ads.

Agree with it, disagree with it or fling it out the window in long form copy frustration, it, like “Confessions of an Advertising Man” twenty years before it (reviewed ) at least had the cojones to plant a flag in the ground about this business. It at least said “This I believe. You believe differently?

Good, prove that your way is better.” And until “Whipple”, no one really had – at least, not as well. Sullivan’s book covers just about every aspect of advertising, and not just the ones you’d expect. Of course there are chapters on TV (Chapter 5, “In the Future, Everyone Will be Famous for 30 Seconds”) and radio (Chapter 6, “Radio is Hell, but it’s a Dry Heat”), and the book is packed with some of the greatest print ads of the last 60 years. But there’s also a brief history of advertising that will have you laughing out loud and saying “oh, THAT’s why it’s like that”.

Plus a chapter on how to protect your work (Chapter 9 “Pecked to Death by Ducks”), one on how to get into the business you’ve been reading about for the past nine chapters (Chapter 10, “A Good Book or a Crowbar”) and why this is still a business you should want to get into, in spite of everything you’ve read or been told to the contrary (Chapter 11, “Making Shoes vs. Making Shoe Commercials”). But what really makes this such a great book is not its surprising comprehensiveness, nor that it offers updated thinking about how to make ads. Nor is it his elegant evisceration of the Charmin advertising of the 1960s and 70s.

No, what makes this worth running out and buying is that it really captures the flavor of what it feels like to work in a great creative department. It has the funny, snarky, cynicism that runs rampant in the best agencies, tempered with the smartness, insight and context that are the hallmarks of the best creatives and shops. Or said another way, if you’re in advertising and you find this book tedious, boring and incomprehensible, then you really should re-consider your career choice because you will probably never be happy making ads. Now, to be clear, this review addresses the second edition of “Hey Whipple, Squeeze This” which came out in 2003; since then two subsequent editions have been published, the most recent in 2012 which purports to address social media and other emerging platforms. It may, and I would like to assume that it does so with the wit, creativity and brilliance that the rest of the book does. But I could be wrong, and if advertising – and Luke Sullivan, for that matter – has taught me nothing it has at least taught me to take nothing for granted. But whatever edition, here’s the thing that makes this book valuable to you: Read it and not only will you sound like you know what you’re talking about, there’s a better than average chance you actually will know what you’re talking about.

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