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Posted on10/01/201620/03/2016Planning, Provocations

In every form of content there is an optimum technology and an ideal experience

by Richard2 Comments on In every form of content there is an optimum technology and an ideal experience

The resurgent UK bookseller, Waterstones, recently stopped selling Amazon’s Kindle. For all Kindle’s convenience in accessing and consuming printed material it is a terrible way…

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Posted on05/12/201510/01/2016Advertising, Provocations

The state of digital advertising right now

by Richard12 Comments on The state of digital advertising right now

I’ve been having a pop at digital advertising recently. About how ad blocking is the fault of all of us that create online advertising. No…

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Posted on05/12/201528/02/2016Advertising, Provocations

Ad blocking is our fault

by Richard1 Comment on Ad blocking is our fault

I have never understood the belief that advertising dollars should follow people’s time. The assumption that if people spend 50% of their time some place…

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Posted on22/11/201503/03/2017Advertising, Provocations

The marketing truths we are all in danger of forgetting

by Richard11 Comments on The marketing truths we are all in danger of forgetting

  Ask most secondary school aged kids how to prevent scurvy, a disease they will have had little contact with and they will tell you,…

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Posted on11/06/201511/10/2015Planning, Provocations

Does every brand need a purpose?

by Richard13 Comments on Does every brand need a purpose?

Gold Blend coffee has a new campaign. You’ll know if you live in any remotely built up part of the UK because the media buy…

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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 on29/05/201421/08/2015Planning, Provocations

How we slowed down the connection between consumers and creatives

by Richard11 Comments on How we slowed down the connection between consumers and creatives

Nothing, I repeat nothing connects a planner and therefore an agency to the people that its is trying to understand better than qualitative research. Instinct…

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Posted on26/04/201421/08/2015Advertising, Presentations, Provocations, Saatchi & Saatchi

Don’t call me mum

by Richard7 Comments on Don’t call me mum

It’s been a busy week at Saatchi towers. On Wednesday I unveiled the results of a project that I have been working on with the…

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Posted on15/02/201426/04/2014Advertising, Planning, Provocations

Should CSOs become CEOs?

by Richard5 Comments on Should CSOs become CEOs?

In the 1990s Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse performed an appallingly misogynist sketch series called ‘women know your limits’ in which mock mid-century public information…

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Posted on09/02/201426/04/2014Provocations

Independent London

by Richard2 Comments on Independent London

Separatism appears to be the flavour of the month in the UK. The SNP can’t bear to be British, UKIP can’t bear to be European…

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Posted on02/02/201404/04/2014Advertising, Provocations

Oxbridge is not the problem

by Richard18 Comments on Oxbridge is not the problem

I went to a very nice industry do recently full of some really smart people taking about youth, including the wonderful Shaun Bailey. For some…

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