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Posted on02/12/201701/06/2018Advertising, Planning, Provocations

Orthodoxy is toxic

by Richard3 Comments on Orthodoxy is toxic

All my heroes are equal but George Orwell is more equal than others. I’m not taken to affection for old Etonian propagandists, after all there…

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Posted on02/11/201719/05/2018Advertising, Articles and columns, Planning

The real genuis of ‘and’

by Richard2 Comments on The real genuis of ‘and’

There is one word the advertising industry really hates. In this word lies the root of all perceived evil. It’s only a little word but…

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Posted on26/10/201701/10/2019Advertising, Provocations

We need to think more about advertising

by Richard3 Comments on We need to think more about advertising

Adam Lury, one of the founders of the late, great and greatly missed HHCL, is perhaps one of our least recognised planning legends. The exponent…

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Posted on25/07/201702/12/2017Advertising, Planning

No more ‘millennial’ twaddle please

by Richard7 Comments on No more ‘millennial’ twaddle please

Peter Mead, the co-founder of Abbott Mead Vickers, had a profound dislike for one particular word. An old school ad man from a modest background,…

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Posted on28/06/201702/11/2017Advertising

Why hire an advertising agency?

by Richard3 Comments on Why hire an advertising agency?

David Ogilvy famously asked clients of his agency wanting to write their own work, “why keep a dog and bark yourself?” Half a century later…

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Posted on19/03/201726/10/2017Advertising, Planning

The year ahead in planning

by Richard

Ok so its March and this is rather late off the rank. But better late than never. It just means we have 9 months not…

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Posted on11/03/201728/06/2017Provocations

Who will buy our goods if every job has been automated?

by Richard1 Comment on Who will buy our goods if every job has been automated?

During an early 1950s tour of the recently modernised Ford plant in Cleveland the President of the United Automobile Workers Union, Walter Reuther, was shown…

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Posted on05/03/201728/06/2017Brands, Planning, Strategy

Have we reached peak purpose?

by Richard3 Comments on Have we reached peak purpose?

It’s quite possible that 2016 marked peak purpose. The year in which the idea of corporate or brand purpose reached its zenith from which its…

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Posted on03/03/201728/06/2017Planning

The seven deadly sins of planning

by RichardLeave a comment on The seven deadly sins of planning

Recently I was asked to talk to the Open Strategy Group about planning bad habits that should be addressed in 2017. And so I aimed…

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Posted on11/12/201603/03/2017Advertising, Politics

2016

by Richard2 Comments on 2016

One of my all time favourite ads is Asshole for Holstein Pils. It was written by Robert Saville and Jay Pond Jones at GGT and…

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Posted on20/11/201613/03/2017Advertising, Planning

Anxiety maketh the planner

by Richard1 Comment on Anxiety maketh the planner

“Let’s face facts, Perce”, as Edmund Blackadder was constantly saying to his hapless companion, the division of labour in advertising agencies borders on the bizarre.…

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Posted on26/09/201619/03/2017Brands, Strategy

Why we need to adopt whole puzzle thinking

by Richard8 Comments on Why we need to adopt whole puzzle thinking

A while back the good people at Admap asked me, along with a bunch of other strategists to contribute to a bumper September issue on…

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