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Even though most of us were not around when this type of advertising was the norm, it is nice to look back at messages and techniques that worked in eras gone by. The Dinah Shore Chevrolet jingle was legendary, and stayed in the public's mind for decades. Maybe looking back at this classic will ignite your creative juices...
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