“French and American attitudes are complete opposites. And advertising reflects this. On the European side of the Atlantic, the commercial act remains suspect. People rarely trust a salesperson. This leads to very staged commercials and to indirect, almost oblique arguments. Advertising in France is very theatrical. Not so in the United States. Nobody there is shocked by a hard sell. Americans do not fear deadly competition. They cherish brutal pragmatism…
… These differences result from each country's respective traditions and the contrasting attitudes toward business and profit they engender…”
Jean-Marie Dru, Disruption
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