Advertising: Its Principles and Practice
Harry Tipper, Harry L. Hollingworth, George B. Hotchkiss, Frank A. Parsons
The textbook New York University built its advertising program on, written by an advertiser, a psychologist, a copywriting professor and a design expert. It covers markets, the psychology of appeal, copy, layout, typography and media.
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