A series of brand provocations

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A series of brand provocations

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Another cut of some familiar themes of mine

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Conversations build brands not communications

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“Ideas that spread win”

Seth Godin

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Product performance is

paramount

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Authenticity Authenticity Authenticity

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The market for ideas is infinite

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It is vital to be interesting it is

merely important to be right

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Every great dialogue starts with a great

monologue

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People are more interested in your position than your

positioning

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Opinion is the lifeblood of all conversation

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A genuine brand idea is the idea

behind the brand

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The best brand ideas are too big for advertising

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Coherence is more important than consistency

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Advertising has to be instrumental not

just ornamental

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All advertising should be tactical

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It is one thing to be respected it is quite another to

be loved

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Hugh MacLeod

We humans want to believe in our own species. And we want people, companies and products in

our lives that make it easier to do so. That is human nature.

Product benefit doesn’t excite us. Belief in human potential excites us.

Think less about what your product does, and think more about human potential.

What statement about humanity does your product make?

The bigger the statement, the bigger the idea, the bigger your brand will become.