With all the consumer information available today, it’s amazing that companies continue to be Clintonesque in the way they they talk to the public. Unsurprisingly, car dealers seem to be the leaders in abusing truth and clarity. Read more »
As marketers, we’re well aware of the big brands that do a great job in branding and marketing: Nike, BMW, Apple, Southwest, etc, etc. I find it more interesting to take a look at lesser-known companies who do a great job of marketing to me, personally, and see what lessons I can learn. Read more »
The American Advertising Federation Awards for the Northwest were just announced. 48 gold and 216 silver awards were distributed amongst 560 entrants, a winning rate of 47%. Just a little more effort, and they could have sent everyone home a winner.
Last year I wrote about how to create a more useful vision statement (here). But vision means different things to different people. So recently, I loved hearing two great presentations that dealt with the importance of vision — they were talking about two completely different ideas. Read more »
One of the great things about my work meeting lots of great marketing directors and generally accomplished business people. This post is about one of them.
I just read a commentary from MarketingProfs.com, on a TV spot for McDonald’s coffee. I appreciate all the little tips some of these marketing organizations send me. But it makes you wonder. Read more »