P & G speaks her language
February 18, 2010 No Comments on P & G speaks her languageI really like this P & G ad that is currently running in the Vancouver Olympics. It really shows that
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The wrong message to the wrong people
February 17, 2010 No Comments on The wrong message to the wrong peopleWe've all seen these folks along the side of the road. And I'm sure we'll see them much more between
I want to give you my art
February 12, 2010 3 Comments on I want to give you my artFor the last week or so I've been reading Seth Godin's latest (and, in my opinion, his best) book, Linchpin.
Google tells a story
February 10, 2010 1 Comment on Google tells a storyIn my opinion, Google posted the best commercial in last Sunday's Super Bowl. Their ad entitled "Parisian Love" is a
Super Bowl ad #2: Surprise is funny and funny means sticky
February 9, 2010 No Comments on Super Bowl ad #2: Surprise is funny and funny means stickyHere's my second favorite ad from last weekend's Super Bowl: What is it that makes this ad funny? Yeah, there's
I hope you paid close attention to the Super Bowl
February 8, 2010 2 Comments on I hope you paid close attention to the Super BowlLast night was the long awaited Super Bowl and whether you happened to be rooting for the Saints or for
Make it count
February 1, 2010 No Comments on Make it countLike many, I was glued to my television each week during the first half of the last decade watching "The
Making the choice to create instead of manufacture
January 30, 2010 No Comments on Making the choice to create instead of manufactureThis commercial for Sussex Safer Roads is a great example of using art to influence the marketplace. Find more videos
The power of the pen
January 29, 2010 No Comments on The power of the penI guess the passing yesterday of J.D. Salinger got me thinking about how powerful words really are. His character, Holden
The connection between scarcity and desire
January 26, 2010 No Comments on The connection between scarcity and desireOne of the most basic economic principles is supply and demand. The more you have in supply, the less the
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