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I’ve had an opportunity to reflect recently about what I feel I have learned since entering the industry. I had a realisation about the value of instinct. Something that we can be quick to try and avoid, feeling it could mislead us, but it can and usually does provide a valuable foundation to build upon [...]

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As the IPA continue to develop their Behavioural Economics program, it is becoming apparent that the industry has forgotten about some of the simplest processes it once carried out, allowing for this common sense approach to appear stand out for many people. Should you have attended any IPA event for Behavioural Economics, you will find [...]

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There are lots of resources for anyone who is looking to become a social media ninja/guru/idiot. However, not many have come at it with as much consideration for how we interact socially offline as the presentation I have embedded below. I encourage you to spend the time reviewing the full deck. It may be long [...]

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As approaching a business problem has changed over the last 20 years with the development of digital opportunities, Gareth Kay (@garethk) recently tackled a matter that, as a young planner, I have questioned myself: Why has the creative brief not evolved while the channels, methods, and timescales within which a brand has the opportunity to [...]

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1. Another collection of social media infographics – now including Google Buzz http://ow.ly/1nI5n 2. The 50 most creative people of the last year according to AdAge and Creativity http://ow.ly/1hdQA 3. Big resource of the best online planning tools by @ewarwoowar http://ow.ly/18CUo 4. History of marketing (infographic) http://ow.ly/1sIIF 5. Saatchi & Saatchi find TBWA promoting on [...]

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Perception – It devalues creativity. It lacks cohesive planning. It will fail so many times that clients will soon forget about it. Reality – It devalues creativity. It lacks cohesive planning. It will fail most of the time, but it is so cheap and quick that repeatedly cracking the whip isn’t a huge gamble, leading [...]

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