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Whatever, USA: How Bud Light created its very own branded town
Bud Light’s complete makeover – and takeover - of a town in Colorado caught his eye this week.
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Building a purposeful brand
In today’s increasingly competitive and complex marketplaces, having a great product is no longer enough to win.
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How your marketing skills can prevent the bullying of disabled children
Sky Badger builds bridges between disabled children and the charities and services available to help.
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Lies, damn lies and adverts – does it matter?
I’ve just seen the new work for Virgin Trains – 'Arrive Awesome'. As someone who occasionally has the need to take one of their trains up to see some clients in the north of England, something about it nagged with me a little.
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There's more to meetings than date, time, venue, agenda and attendees
Old habits die hard. What time is the meeting? How long have we got? Can everyone stay till the end? Which room is it in? Who’s going to be there? Who can’t make it? Is the new guy on Wizzo able to come? Is Wayne dialling in?
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The optimism of action
It was back in 2005 that I launched the Marketing Society not-for-profit group – a small thought leadership group for charity marketing folk.
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A rubbish idea?
William moved to Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1871 to start a new job managing a bakery, a branch of the Olds Baking Company of New Haven.
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Why don't authors compete?
Most packaged goods companies would kill to be the only product on the shelf, to own the category in a given store.
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Shell uses ground-breaking tech in experiential installation
I’m a sucker for new technology. Whether it’s the latest iPhone model or ground-breaking technology...
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China’s battle of the brands
An interesting observation in China right now is the varying success of international brands in penetrating the Chinese market.
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