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Adult Swim's fun house on tour

Adult Swim is taking its message on tour with an eye-catching 40ft inflatable castle designed to engage its key demographic.
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Mobile First - what does it mean?

There are various approaches that fold mobile into the website development process, each with their own philosophy and benefits.
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Welcome to Sustainability 3.0

Sitting in a very productive sustainability strategy session just before Christmas, I was struck that we are entering a new era.
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A brilliant integrated #MorningWin campaign from belVita

How Mondelez owned belVita is using a quirky sense of fun to get people talking with a great integrated campaign designed to celebrate the fact we all have at least one #MorningWin.
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Here’s why your online marketing doesn’t work

The Internet doesn’t care about your marketing.
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My trustometer - who do we trust?

27,000 thought leaders and professionals were asked who they trusted and why? So I asked myself, who do I trust and why, to see if my very personal findings from these ten, chimed with Edelman's findings?
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Technology: the total package?

Technology can no longer be considered as an afterthought in marketing. It has been embraced by mass culture and integrated into just about every aspect of our daily lives.
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Four digital marketing models

This blog is a cheat since it is not my own thinking. But I feel the role of Market Leader is to introduce marketers to leading edge thinking, so I have no shame in quoting a very interesting piece verbatim. Or rather the summary points.
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Five insights from behavioural sciences to nudge and steer charitable giving

Behavioural economics is a hot topic these days and you’ve probably come across its application in a variety of everyday situations; from choice architecture prompting you to select healthier food in the canteen, to altered defaults which help you
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We have always been at war with Eastasia

It’s not quite clear what he meant by this. But if his statement is simply another (admittedly more eloquent)
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