The multiple effect of the humble #FAIL

The multiple effect of the humble #FAIL

By Kevin Moreland on 30 Aug 2009

Perhaps its time to update the old adage 'Buyer Beware'.

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Please prepare for launch

Please prepare for launch

By Rebecca Tame on 28 Aug 2009

I get very excited the first time I see one of ‘our’ commercials on TV. The countless hours that go into creating a new campaign – the market research, competitive analysis, talent selection, soundtracks and supers – all dissolve in those first few seconds of victorious recognition: when finally it appears on my humble home TV. [...]

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What Next Brisbane August 2009 – Brand Spread

What Next Brisbane August 2009 – Brand Spread

By Scott Esdaile on 27 Aug 2009

Thank you to everyone that attended our What Next event in Brisbane this morning – we hope you found it entertaining and insightful (and enjoyed the chocolate brownies as much as we did). For those that weren’t at our presentation today, the topic of the event was ‘The 5 Essential Ingredients and Methods of Brand Spread’. As [...]

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Blog clog?

Blog clog?

By Bill Bristow on 26 Aug 2009

Stephen Fry has over half a million followers on Twitter alone. He is a self-confessed manic depressive with a sub-mania for Apple products and all things computerate. He’s very good with them, hence the half a million followers interested to know where on 55th street in New York he had dinner and with whom. He wrote [...]

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Can someone please Twelp?

Can someone please Twelp?

By Simon Jarvis on 21 Aug 2009

Sitting in the 3 Store at Bondi Junction trying to get a dodgy wireless modem sorted out, it struck me there was something wrong with this picture as the dumbstruck shop assistant was hung up on by technical support for the 4th consecutive time. This also coincided with the fact that I had just demolished a [...]

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Show us your data!

Show us your data!

By Martin Durek on 19 Aug 2009

Tuesday saw Kyle and Jackie O return to their breakfast slot on 2DayFM. The show no doubt received one of its highest ratings ever as people tuned in to hear what they had to say about that stunt gone wrong. How did it rate? We’ll never know. Unfortunately radio ratings don’t allow [...]

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Targeting the guilty non-City to Surfers

Targeting the guilty non-City to Surfers

By Geoff Reid on 18 Aug 2009

Each year, it’s reported that about 70,000 Sydney-siders pound pavement from the city to Bondi in the world’s biggest fun run. What they don’t mention is how many of the rest of Sydney’s population are affected by a rather powerful condition called City to Surf guilt. There are hundreds of thousands of people [...]

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News flash to Rupert Murdoch – the consumer is in charge!

News flash to Rupert Murdoch – the consumer is in charge!

By Jo Stone on 14 Aug 2009

Would you pay to access mainstream news content online? There has been an enormous amount of discussion about this topic in the wake of the announcement by Rupert Murdoch last week that News Corp will start charging for consumers to access its news sites globally. Bear in mind that the announcement [...]

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A brand under attack

A brand under attack

By Alan Kewley on 12 Aug 2009

It will come as no surprise that a blog entry discussing brand damage is tackling the issues that the NRL has encountered this year. Let’s face it – negative headlines about rugby league have been a weekly occurrence. Alcohol, drugs, domestic violence, pub brawls, public nudity, police investigations and much more have kept rugby league on [...]

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Advertising 2.0

Advertising 2.0

By Kevin Moreland on 11 Aug 2009

For those of us who work in advertising we’re living in world that is morphing and reshaping almost before our eyes. A decade ago describing what advertising was, was a pretty simple task. For a start it hadn’t really changed all that much in the preceding four or so decades. Sure we’d got smarter at targetting [...]

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