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Marketers
Promoters
Pitchers?
Copywriters
Pro pitchers
Slogan makers
Spot checkers
Pitching pros
Spot creators
Clio hopefuls
Clio nominees
Promo writers
Some pitchers
Account execs
Blurb creators
Jingle penners
Marketing pros
Slogan writers
Jingle writers
Jingle creators
Makers of spots
Pitching staff?
Product pushers
Slogan creators
They make spots
Promo producers
Campaign fellows
Jingle producers
Some copywriters
Spot market pros
TV spot creators
Campaign workers
Skilled pitchers
Product pitchers
Fellows who pitch
Marketing experts
TV jingle writers
Don Draper et al.
Campaign creators
Some Clio winners
They create spots
Commercial makers
Blurb specialists
Clio award winners
Creators of blurbs
Guys selling spots
Madison Ave. types
Pitchers, in a way
Pitch specialists?
Some account execs
Madison Ave. chaps
Guys who can pitch
They produce spots
Commercial writers
Certain trendmakers
Guys making pitches
Promoters of a sort
Some jingle writers
Some slogan writers
Madison Ave. people
Guys like Don Draper
Madison Ave. writers
Their end is to vend
Madison Avenue suits
Pitching specialists
Slogan writers, e.g.
Madison Ave. workers
Madison Ave. figures
Madison Avenue types
Guys who write promos
Madison Ave. pitchers
Madison Avenue hirees
TV-commercial writers
Clio award contenders
Professional pitchers
They work on the spot
Commercial developers
Don Draper and others
Don Draper and his ilk
Guys on some campaigns
Guys who work on spots
Madison Ave. employees
Madison Avenue figures
Pitching professionals
Some product promoters
Guys who write jingles
Guys who write slogans
Madison Avenue workers
Creators of commercials
Jingle-generating gents
Madison Ave. sloganeers
Ones quick with a line?
Some commercial writers
Commercial manufacturers
Commercial entrepreneurs
Trend setters, sometimes
They do work on the spot
Certain campaign managers
Non-PC catchword creators
Some Madison Ave. workers
Some Madison Avenue folks
Some mass-media employees
Many "Trust Me" characters
TV's Don Draper and others
TV spot makers, informally
Guys who use come-on lines?
Many Madison Avenue workers
Saatchi & Saatchi employees
Some Madison Avenue workers
Members of a pitching staff?
Product promoters, for short
Some Madison Ave. sloganeers
Don Draper and his co-workers
Don Draper and his colleagues
They intentionally make spots
Some Young & Rubicam employees
Guys who strive for perfect pitches
Madison Avenue execs, in sexist lingo
Sterling, Cooper, Draper, and Pryce, e.g.
Darrin Stephens's co-workers on "Bewitched
They might work on something for 60 seconds
Employees at TV's Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce
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