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Posted on06/04/202205/11/2022Brands, Feral Strategy, Strategy

7. Logic

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“I learned to recognise the thorough and primitive duality of man; I saw that of the two natures that contended in the field of my…

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Posted on01/06/201825/11/2018Advertising, Planning

In praise of passive planning

by Richard5 Comments on In praise of passive planning

One of my favourite ads of all time is Honda Grrr. A Wieden & Kennedy classic, it’s still fresh and powerful a decade on, albeit…

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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 on03/03/201728/06/2017Planning

The seven deadly sins of planning

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

Anxiety maketh the planner

by Richard2 Comments 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 Richard9 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

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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 on11/10/201504/01/2016Advertising, Planning

In praise of Dinosaur planning

by Richard3 Comments on In praise of Dinosaur planning

The greatest insult you can throw at someone in this industry is that they are a dinosaur. Being a dinosaur not only implies that you…

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Posted on15/08/201505/12/2015Advertising, Inspiration, Planning

Think like a CSO

by Richard

I’m not going to pretend that speaking at the APG’s inaugural ‘Think Like a CSO’ (Chief Strategy Officer) sponsored and hosted by Mintel was anything…

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

Positioning is over rated

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“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 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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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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Adliterate has been delivering radical thinking for the brand advice business for 20 years. My intention is to take a more radical view of issues in order to solve deep seated problems and I set myself against orthodoxy in any form. Adliterate is also deliberately provocative, because life is more fun that way. Much of my thinking on brand strategy is now availble in Feral Strategy, my new book which is available here.

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