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The Virtues of Brand Guidelines
Ignore them only if you have money to spare.
As a consciously documented representation of your company, branding is the foundation of your communications. Marketing, PR, and sales are how you tailor the brand to specific people and groups. Refining your brand is an ongoing process, but in general major changes in brand happen less frequently [...]
Also posted in Branding Tagged brand, Branding, Bridgewell, clients, guidelines, Honeywell, Marketing, Neurobranding, neuromarketing, Neuroscience, PR 5 Comments
Triangulation Tour de Force
Neuromarketing works best when cross-referenced with other research.
When I was in the Peace Corps, our bible, so to speak,was Where There is No Doctor, the most widely used health-education book in tropical and subtropical countries. (It’s been translated into more than 100 languages!)
This testament to better health provides valuable advice, such as: if a variety of [...]
Also posted in Marketing, Research Tagged biometrics, Branding, Campbell's, Fast Company, Jennifer Williams, Marketing, Neurobranding, neuromarketing, Neuroscience, Peace Corps., Research, triangulation, Twitter, Verilliance 1 Comment
Beware Marketing and Creative Superstars
Stop your fawning, and invest in process as much as in people.
A few weeks back at a CIA base in Afghanistan, a lone Jordanian doctor/double agent managed to blow up seven highly trained CIA operatives, including the base chief. How did he get so close to so many important people? There appear to be several [...]
Posted in Management Tagged Afganistan, Al-Qaida, CIA, Creativity, Horatio Alger Myth, HR, Human Resources, Inspiration, Marketing, neuromarketing, Outliers, superstar, Tiger Woods Leave a comment
We Must, We Must, We Must Improve Our Trust
Build it and they will pay attention
Scientists have discovered the “trust molecule”: oxytocin. One whiff of this hormone and even people you were specifically told aren’t trustworthy will suddenly seem like Boy Scouts. But until the day we can purchase Parfum de Confiance, we are left inducing trust the old-fashioned way: we have to earn [...]
Also posted in Branding, Marketing Tagged Boy Scouts, Branding, Facebook, Goldman Sachs, Mark Zuckerberg, Marketing, neuromarketing, Neuroscience, oxytocin, panacea, Robert Menschel, self-promotion, Social Media, Trident, trust 2 Comments
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