Helen Edwards on Branding: Not all it's cracked up to be
06 Dec 2010 | by Helen Edwards
Agencies aspire to return to the top table, but might they be misjudging the benefits of achieving this?
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Helen uses her final throw of the dice in 2010 to suggest where the ups and downs will occur in 2011.
Agencies aspire to return to the top table, but might they be misjudging the benefits of achieving this?
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Marketers can learn much from behavioural insights into the desire for unity in human consumption.
Marketers aiming to run 'breakthrough' workshops should look to the industrial age for inspiration.
With the demise of Consumer Focus comes an opportunity for marketers to gain competitive edge.
Marketers should view with some scepticism the 'insights' presented to them by research agencies.
The US corporation couldn't have a better leader than Ursula Burns as it aims to diversify its brand.
Marketers who are adept at engaging with consumers can struggle to communicate with colleagues.
Marketers should stop trying to ape Silicon Valley's finest and focus on their own brands' heritage.
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