"Be an advertiser if you are not the president" is a famous saying of American President Roosevelt.

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The background of Roosevelt's statement at that time:

The American economy encountered a global economic crisis, and in the process of economic recovery, the advertising industry became a very effective boost industry. Roosevelt sincerely said, "I will be an advertiser if I am not the president", which inspired thousands of people in Qian Qian to join the advertising industry. Advertisers were once considered as a group with a sense of accomplishment.

The social impact of this sentence:

During the Great Depression in 193s, Roosevelt promoted the New Deal to provide unemployment relief and revive the economy, and set up many institutions to reform the economy and banking system, which saved the American economy from the abyss of the economic crisis. Up to now, some plans he initiated still play an important role in the country's commerce and trade.

Roosevelt's main measures after saying this sentence:

Roosevelt revitalized the advertising industry in 194 and laid the cornerstone of modern advertising industry. At that time, he led the largest advertising company in the world, and in the following 4 years, Ogilvy's advertising masters Kennedy and Hopkins both worked for him. The advertising industry he founded greatly changed and guided the buying habits of American consumers, thus restoring the economic level of the United States.

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