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Selling yarns

Written by Jeremy on Monday, 24 November 2008 — 1 Comment

Everybody drives in Los Angeles.
Everywhere.
Always.
Except if you’re 13, as I was in 1987 the year the free copywriting lessons started. Then you walk home from school (Paul Revere Junior High, in my case) to find on your doorstep a catalog from a new clothing company called J. Peterman — a catalog with watercolour images of [...]

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And for a brand, or for a place itself, what does that mean emotionally and commercially?

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Jeremy Hildreth, an adviser to companies, tourist departments and investment bureaus, aims to inspire and enlighten those who deal professionally with provenance and place of origin.

This website, then, is about brands *from* places (MADE IN X) and the brands *of* places (COME TO Y, OPEN AN OFFICE IN Z) -- and helping you understand and make the most of all that.

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