14 Mar 2012
| by Mark Thomson, Olympics and international director, Royal Mail
It's all about spotting lazy language, and I use it to this day in one-to-one and executive meetings.
So, for example, someone might say 'We need to do more' or 'We need to do better', which is undefined and lazy language. It is fairly common where people have an emotional outburst or when they don ...
17 May 2011
| by Nicola Clark
attention has turned to the brand's 25m sponsorship of the home nations' football teams.
79: OSCAR ...
-ray's days are numbered and it will be 'passed by as a format'. In a year when Kinect became the fastest ...
last year official figures revealed that RBS was receiving more than 1600 complaints a day and data ...
22 Dec 2010
| by Ed Owen
in the Royal Mail's two main delivery options the standard seven to 10-day delivery and premium two to three-day delivery.
Competitors can fulfil orders in two to three days using the Royal Mail's sorting network, but compete on price with their standard sven to 10-day service. Hiking bulk prices will remove much ...
12 Jul 2010
| by Graham Cooper
How many times do you click on an email from a brand owner or service provider in a day? Less ...
marketing material was recycled last year). At the end of the day, however, it is, and always should be ...
, however, was two days. OnePost sourced independent collections and directed deliveries from the printers ...
28 Jun 2010
| by Suzanne Bidlake
. On a day-to-day basis, it's about delivering on time and where that is so, creative and production can ...
25 Jun 2010
| by Adam Graham and Zaid Al-Zaidy, Saint@RKCR/Y&R
Thank God that, these days, it's no longer just ads that get us excited; it's things like the resurrection of Wispa and Rage Against The Machine that capture our attention. But what do these campaigns have ...
Dreads went on to give interviews in the national media, thus spreading the "It Doesn't Have To Happen ...
25 Jun 2010
| by Annette King and Emma de la Fosse, OgilvyOne London
of stuff that emerge from our work every day can be stored, codified, updated and shared.
The problem is ...
every day?
We thought: "What if we all did?"
What if we created a wiki to store all of our agency ...
25 Jun 2010
| by Martin Bailie, glue Isobar
We wondered what would happen if we banned people from talking about "digital", "social", "viral", "mobile", "ATL", "BTL" and "TTL". As an exercise, it's revealing. What do you sell to clients? What do they buy? What do you "make"? What do planners talk about all day?
We believe it's the end of the road ...
25 Jun 2010
| by Norm Johnston, Mindshare
will fail. Start-ups will earn headlines one day and go bankrupt the next. Clients will test, retreat ...
25 Jun 2010
| by Richard Baker, Howard Scott and Mark Johnson, Sequence
the future of digital and, yes, future social media. It's a bit like those early days of the internet, when ...