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MEMORIES OF A MAD MAN…
My career in advertising began in New York City in 1968 (yes, I’m that old) and yes, I’m a huge fan of the television series, Mad Men. The final season begins in a couple of weeks and I can’t wait. For...
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Memories of a Mad Man – Part 2 . . .
Among the fondest memories I have of life in the ad biz are my early years. I got into the business in the summer of 1968, when I was twenty, and knew nothing, other than the fact that all I wanted to...
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Memories of a Mad Man – Part 3 . . .
When my advertising career began at Claire Advertising, I had to do a lot of things that had little, or nothing to do with advertising. I was the rookie, the trainee, the “you will do whatever we want”...
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Memories of a Mad Man…Part 4
Tom Marguccio, SCG Advertising & PR’s Vice President/Creative Director and resident Mad Man brings us back in time. Sunripe Orange Soda Original House Jingle...
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More Interesting Memories of a Mad Man – Part 5
When I started my career as a Mad Man in the ad biz a million years ago (1968), there were no computers, no Internet, no online stock photo sites. We didn’t have cell phones, or fax machines, or email....
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SCG Is Good For Business
Whether you make sauce that’s sold to retailers across the country, or every kind of rope that’s used around the world, or you’re engaged in the various aspects of private air charter – or anything...
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SCG’S ANTHONY D’AMATO HONORED BY NJ AD CLUB AS ONE OF ‘JERSEY’S BEST’ MARCOM...
Recently, the New Jersey Ad Club asked for nominations to find New Jersey’s Best marketing and communications professionals under 40. Mike Mangan, SCG’s Director of Business Development didn’t have to...
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THE RAMS WON THE SUPER BOWL. WHO WON THE ADVERTISING BOWL?
Well, another Super Bowl has come and gone, and while I might offer my opinion on the game itself, I’m more qualified to comment on the commercials that support the broadcast. Some quick background:...
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