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The image that Marlboro wasn't for men would soon change
From a wide variety of flavors to alarmingly low prices, to younger people depicted in advertisements, to promotions that remark on the products discreet qualities and ability to hide from others, this marketing appears to intentionally appeal to youth and resembles many forms of e-cigarette and cigarette ads
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On January 7, 1955, in a letter to Philip Morris advertising director Roger Greene, Burnett outlined the task ahead: "The job of Marlboro advertising is to take a new popular-priced filter cigarette with an old luxury cigarette name and give it a personality and a reason for being that will make it stand out among all the brands in a chaotic and fast-growing field