Crossword Clue: They might work on something for 60 seconds
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- Account execs
- Blurb creators
- Blurb specialists
- Darrin Stephens's co-workers on "Bewitched"
- Commercial developers
- Commercial entrepreneurs
- Commercial makers
- Commercial manufacturers
- Commercial writers
- Certain campaign managers
- Certain trendmakers
- Fellows who pitch
- Guys like Don Draper
- Guys making pitches
- Guys on some campaigns
- Guys selling spots
- Guys who can pitch
- Guys who create commercials
- Guys who strive for perfect pitches
- Guys who use come-on lines?
- Guys who work on spots
- Guys who write jingles
- Guys who write promos
- Guys who write slogans
- Employees at TV's Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce
- Copywriters
- Creators of blurbs
- Creators of commercials
- Campaign creators
- Campaign fellows
- Campaign workers
- Clio award contenders
- Clio award winners
- Clio hopefuls
- Clio nominees
- Don Draper and his co-workers
- Don Draper and his colleagues
- Don Draper and his ilk
- Don Draper and others
- Don Draper and Roger Sterling, for two
- Don Draper et al.
- Co-workers of TV's Don Draper
- Jingle creators
- Jingle-generating gents
- Jingle penners
- Jingle producers
- Jingle writers
- Jingle-writing guys
- Pitch specialists?
- Pitchers?
- Pitchers, in a way
- Pitchers
- Pitching professionals
- Pitching pros
- Pitching specialists
- Pitching staff?
- Some account execs
- Some Clio winners
- Some commercial writers
- Some copywriters
- Many Madison Avenue workers
- Many "Trust Me" characters
- Some jingle writers
- Some Madison Ave. sloganeers
- Some Madison Ave. workers
- Some Madison Avenue folks
- Some Madison Avenue workers
- Some mass-media employees
- Some pitchers
- Some product promoters
- Marketers
- Marketing experts
- Marketing guys
- Marketing pros
- Some slogan writers
- Some sloganeers
- Some Young & Rubicam employees
- Trend setters, sometimes
- Members of a pitching staff?
- Madison Ave. chaps
- Madison Ave. employees
- Madison Ave. figures
- Madison Ave. guys
- Madison Ave. people
- Madison Ave. pitchers
- Madison Ave. sloganeers
- Madison Ave. types
- Madison Ave. workers
- Madison Ave. writers
- Ones quick with a line?
- Madison Avenue execs, in sexist lingo
- Madison Avenue figures
- Madison Avenue hirees
- Madison Avenue suits
- Madison Avenue types
- Madison Avenue workers
- Non-PC catchword creators
- Pro pitchers
- Product pitchers
- Product promoters, for short
- Product pushers
- Professional pitchers
- Promo producers
- Promo writers
- Promoters of a sort
- Promoters
- Makers of spots
- Their end is to vend
- Saatchi & Saatchi employees
- They create spots
- They do work on the spot
- TV-commercial writers
- They intentionally make spots
- TV jingle writers
- They make spots
- TV spot creators
- TV spot makers, informally
- TV's Don Draper and others
- They might work on something for 60 seconds
- They produce spots
- They work on the spot
- Spot checkers?
- Spot checkers
- Spot creators
- Spot market pros
- Skilled pitchers
- Slogan creators
- Slogan makers
- Slogan writers, e.g.
- Slogan writers
- Sterling, Cooper, Draper, and Pryce, e.g.
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- New York Times - June 22, 2019