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The science of serendipity
Over the years the word serendipity has come to mean ‘happy accident’. The original meaning of the word is more subtle and describes how things are discovered seemingly by chance, whereas in fact they are hard earned.
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Marketing to the ageing consumer
World populations are ageing at an unprecedented rate, yet most companies continue to ignore the need to adapt to this shift.
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The future isn't what it used to be
Prospection, the act of looking forward in time, is a quintessentially human endeavour. In fact, some consider it the quintessential human endeavour.
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Learnings for charities ‘building brands on and offline’
'A brand for a company is like a reputation for a person. You earn reputation by trying to do hard things well'
Jeff Bezos, CEO at Amazon
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Power play the Procter & Gamble way
Playing to Win is indispensable for marketers in large companies who are trying to generate growth from mature brands.
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In a digital state, things are, or are not
This is the essence of digital, binary at its core, on and off states, the intellectual foundation of logic. But in our increasingly digital state, things aren't that simple.
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