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Posted on27/03/201516/08/2015Brands, Provocations, Saatchi & Saatchi

Motherhood is not a job

by Richard2 Comments on Motherhood is not a job

Motherhood is many things and many of them are at the frustrating, nerve shredding and just sheer hard graft end of the spectrum. But one…

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Posted on14/02/201511/10/2015Brands, Provocations

Put an end to guano marketing

by Richard26 Comments on Put an end to guano marketing

Do you ever find that a word, a particular word suddenly starts to really irritate you? Perhaps a word that previously seemed rather innocuous, useful…

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Posted on23/11/201420/08/2015Advertising, Brands, Saatchi & Saatchi

There is no such thing as a bad client

by Richard2 Comments on There is no such thing as a bad client

There is one subject that people like me on blogs like this rarely address. While we devote acres of prose and polemic to everything from…

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Posted on19/10/201420/08/2015Brands

A question of value

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I have been thinking a bit about value recently. Agency people don’t like thinking about value because they associate it with having to create tragic…

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Posted on02/09/201420/08/2015Brands, Planning

Positioning is over rated

by Richard1 Comment on Positioning is over rated

“People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel” Maya Angelou In…

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Posted on30/06/201421/08/2015Advertising, Brands, Planning, Presentations

Interesting versus right – revisited

by Richard7 Comments on Interesting versus right – revisited

If there is one defining philosophy of my approach to planning and strategic development it is the mantra that it is vital to be interesting…

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Posted on19/01/201404/04/2014Brands, Provocations

Supermarket success – it’s a question of class

by Richard5 Comments on Supermarket success – it’s a question of class

For a time of loving and giving this Christmas saw a bloodbath in British supermarket retailing. As retailer after retailer reported their fourth quarter trading…

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Posted on20/11/201304/04/2014Brands

Brands should be needed not needy

by Richard3 Comments on Brands should be needed not needy

Needy is a wonderful word to describe someone that craves rather too much of something from us rather too much, whether attention, help, love, sex…

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Posted on16/11/201304/04/2014Brands

Trust: Every brand wants it but few know how to get it

by RichardLeave a comment on Trust: Every brand wants it but few know how to get it

One of the murals depicting the Battle of the Bogside (August 1969) in Derry Londonderry, an enduring records of the conflict in Northern Ireland. Image…

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Posted on27/10/201316/11/2013Brands, Provocations

Trust teaser

by RichardLeave a comment on Trust teaser

I have been spending a lot of time thinking about trust over the past year. And a lot of time becoming truly frustrated at orthodox…

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Posted on29/07/201304/04/2014Advertising, Brands, Provocations

Why ‘always on’ is such a turn off

by Richard20 Comments on Why ‘always on’ is such a turn off

When you have fireworks like this who needs bonfires. Image courtesy of Fernando Castaneda. In recent years the business of marketing has been assailed by…

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Posted on02/06/201305/04/2014Brands, Provocations

If you can successfully avoid tax you know your brand is healthy

by Richard4 Comments on If you can successfully avoid tax you know your brand is healthy

  From horsemeat in the lasagne to Libor fixing in the blood, not to mention industrial scale tax avoidance, brands have to put up with…

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