By Alistair Bruyns Back in the day brands would stand on the mountain top and shout their sole purpose for existing – …
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By Erica Glasier Well, here is the April Wrap-up done Moleskine-style (it is clickable) a la Erica Glasier. To give it the …
By John Dinsmore As discussed in that last piece, processing fluency is the phenomenon of a people seeking the simplest explanations to …
By Monica Hamburg Our hearts raced. Our friend picked up the phone. “You smell bad!” we said in unison, masking our voices …
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Analyzing Competitive Ad vs PR Spending
by One Degreeby One Degree 3 minutes readBy Jesse Hopps Measuring the effectiveness of your PR process is not a simple task, especially if you don’t have the budget …
By Peter Mosley <rant> This article is rife with sensationalism, trite snippets and sound bites. Sadly, it has no relevant connection to …
By Peter Mosley Recently on Linkedin in the Brand and Communication Management Group there was a lively discussion. By lively I mean …
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Search Engine Strategies Toronto June 9-11, 2010
by One Degreeby One Degree 1 minutes readSearch Engine Strategies Toronto http://www.searchenginestrategies.com/toronto/ June 9-11, 2010Hyatt Regency Toronto The Run Down… Your update on all the newest announcements to SES …
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NISSAN Canada creates a viral hit with the Sentra SE-R
by One Degreeby One Degree 1 minutes readNissan Canada, in partnership with TBWA\TORONTO, has created a unique video designed to highlight the joy and excitement of driving a Sentra. …
By Peter Mosley Let's talk a moment, shall we, about New Business. "Yeah, yeah, yeah!!! New biz,new biz, new biz!!!!" (They all …
By Jesse Hopps The Art of Negotiating “When selling you never get what you deserve, you get what you negotiate for.” Definition: …
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Earl Woods asks his son a few questions before Tiger's return to golf.
by One Degreeby One Degree 0 minutes readBy Peter Mosley Lately I have ranted about the lack of brilliance in advertising and the seeming pablum we must endure. I …

