#advertisingshould influence culture not just steal from it. Every viral movement doesn’t need to be plucked off the web & thrown in an ad.

— Mike Hayward (@brainpunch) March 25, 2013

#advertisingshould find the emotional trigger, and pull it.

— Copperfin (@THE_copperfin) March 24, 2013

#AdvertisingShould empower consumers, not belittle them.

— Phillip White (@PhillipBrandon) February 16, 2013

#AdvertisingShould make me laugh, be clever, surprise me.

— Deeckla Eretz (@deeckla) February 15, 2013

Online advertisingshould stop talking about trying to move TV dollars online and instead go after print ad dollars twitter.com/alexcalic/stat…

— Alex Calic (@alexcalic) February 9, 2013

#advertisingshould not feel like an advertisement.

— Danial Goodwin (@danialgoodwin) February 3, 2013

@copacino#advertisingshould pose the question allowing the brand to provide the answer

— Nathan Buxbaum(@NathanBuxbaum) January 31, 2013

This Is Why People Hate Advertising buzzfeed.com/copyranter/thi… via @buzzfeed #AdvertisingShould not be like this.

— Kathryn Denton (@KDenton101) January 23, 2013

Inspiración de media semana? #AdvertisingShould twitter.com/search?q=%23ad…

— Cristian Leon (@ritalin) January 23, 2013

#AdvertisingShould inform and educate in a creative and compelling way.

— David Campbell (@DavidRCampbell) January 19, 2013

#AdvertisingShould be remarkable.

— Rod Brooks (@NW_Mktg_Guy) January 18, 2013

#AdvertisingShould not create these sort of convoluted we-are-sorry/we-are-proud “public interest” messes, er, messages bit.ly/ZPOpAy

— Jim Copacino (@jimcopacino) January 16, 2013

#advertisingshould grow up. One way tirades are for toddlers.

— Mouton Consulting (@moutonco) January 15, 2013

#Advertisingshould not make me feel insane with rage at its pedantry.

— Tyler Trent (@TTjemsu) January 14, 2013

#AdvertisingShould understand audience. Reputation disasters strike uninformed ad campaigns.

— Rhea Drysdale (@Rhea) January 11, 2013