Based on an actual assignment

Headline of the Week

(This copywriting quiz is a demonstration, not a request.)

Last week's problem:

The client makes a device that regulates and stabilizes electricity for sensitive electronic equpment. It also provides a record of the electrical supply's current and voltage values. How can we characterize this equipment's output?

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For next time:

The Hotel Crillon in Paris is in a palace built for Louis XIV. He never got a chance to move into it, but, hey, he built it. What's the tag line? (This one's almost a no-brainer!)

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Based on an actual assignment

Headline of the Week

Last week's problem:

Pedigreed Power.

For next time:

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