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Here are some of my thoughts about marketing: what's working, what isn't, and how things can be better.


Customers Appreciate Transparency
Customers appreciate transparency, and retailers who save customers time and frustration benefit from doing so.
2 days ago


ADdicted: The World is Meant to Meet
As a consumer, I really like this ad. But as a marketer, I'm convinced "The World is Meant to Meet" is unlikely to drive any sales.
4 days ago


Make it Easy for Consumers
It's really easy to make things easier for your consumers if you invest the time to think about ways you can do that.
Jun 29


ADdicted: Gordon Ramsay X Uber Eats
Gordon Ramsay X Uber Eats might be an odd pairing, but it makes for a highly entertaining and effective ad.
Jun 29


Invisible Advertising
You've been exposed to hundreds of advertisements today: how many were invisible?
Jun 27


Abusing the Inbox
Value-based emails build loyalty, but abusing the inbox has a predictable outcome: brands lose trust when they put their own agenda first.
Jun 20


ADdicted: Rethinking Restrictions
FIFA's World Cup rules forced vendors to cover up everyday brands. Here's how Kraft Heinz succeeded by rethinking the restrictions.
Jun 19


ADdicted: World-Class World Cup Ads
Football heroes, pop-culture cameos, epic production values, and elite storytelling: Nike’s new World Cup ad is simply world-class.
Jun 8


Why Cineplex’s Post-Purchase Offer Flow is a Win-Win-Win
A simple movie ticket purchase is a masterclass in post-purchase strategy: a win-win-win for theatres, brands, and consumers.
Jun 4


FanDuel's Duel Fan campaign
FanDuel's "Duel Fan" campaign is one of the smartest promotions I've seen in a while.
Jun 2


ADdicted: Humanizing Technology
Most car ads are predictable and dull. Volkswagen flips the script by humanizing technology instead of just listing features.
May 25


When a Customer Crisis Earns Loyalty
When problems happen, most companies miss the opportunity hidden within the mistake, but a customer crisis can lead to increased loyalty.
May 21
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