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Posted on04/05/202204/05/2022Brands, Politics

You can’t have our brands without our values

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At times of extreme crisis, when people’s livelihoods and lives are in constant danger and the world sits on the precipice of escalating conflict, what…

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Posted on02/05/202202/05/2022Brands, Strategy

8. Listening

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“Discovery consists of looking at the same things as everyone else and seeing something different”.Albert Szent-Gyorgi, Biochemist and Nobel Prize winner In building brilliant brand…

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Posted on08/01/202216/01/2022Uncategorized

2. Problems

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“No one died of stench in Victorian London. But tens of thousands died because the fear of stench blinded then to the true perils of…

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Posted on24/12/202028/12/2020Brands, Provocations

Why agriculture needs advertising

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Advertising and agriculture feel at opposite ends of the universe we all inhabit. Perhaps the only similarity being the way both our professions are vilified…

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Posted on25/11/201817/03/2019Brands, Inspiration, Strategy

Why worship one brand god when you can worship many?

by RichardLeave a comment on Why worship one brand god when you can worship many?

I’m no great fan of monotheism The idea that there is one true god, one answer to the entirety of life, the universe and everything…

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Posted on26/02/201817/08/2018Articles and columns, Brands, Politics

Can brands help the cohesion of divided nations?

by Richard2 Comments on Can brands help the cohesion of divided nations?

It’s Winter and that means one thing these days. The National Health Service is in crisis. A perfect storm of seasonal pressure, changing demographics, advances…

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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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Posted on26/09/201611/12/2016Advertising, Planning

Stand up for strategy

by Richard1 Comment on Stand up for strategy

The work, the work, the work. That’s the mantra by which we live and die in advertising. Good agencies are measured by the work they…

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Posted on22/08/201611/12/2016Brands, Planning

Brexit: The segmentation study to end them all

by Richard2 Comments on Brexit: The segmentation study to end them all

Good news is thin on the ground right now but in the world of marketing, there is one massive benefit of the Referendum. Thanks to…

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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 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 on27/07/201420/08/2015Advertising, Planning

A new picture of affluence

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The well off and wealthy may not take up much bandwidth as you dash out another digital banner on two-for-one sun cream but the plain…

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