Brainwave Intro

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Transcript of Brainwave Intro

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Ideas. On strategy. On target. On tap.

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You need ideas.Lots of ideas.

(You need help).

Markets are fragmentingMedia are fragmentingCompetition is tougherConsumers get boredCreativity is essentialYou need a flow of ideasSo you need a reliable ‘tool’

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What is brainwave?

A creative workshop specifically designed

to generate integrated

campaign ideas

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it’s a simple, open,collaborative process

that generates truly integrated ideas

ideas that are always ‘on brand’

ideas that are always ‘on strategy’

How isbrainwave different?

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it works simply

it works for every brand

it works for everyone

it works every time

Will it workfor you?

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How it works

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“There’s nothing more terrifying than a blank sheet of

paper, when the clock is ticking and you’ve got no idea where to

start ...”

Neil Godfrey, Creative Director, Collett Dickenson Pearce.

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Starting with a blank sheet of paper is the worst way to

generate ideas

New ideas don’t appearout of the blue

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New ideas come from combining

existing elements together in new ways

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Tasks

Hot Spots

Equities

InsightsBrand

Consumer

The elements of ideas

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Tasks:What do we need to do?

What do we want people to do?

The elements of ideas

Hot Spots:What do they like to do?

Where can we connect with them?

Insights:What do we know about them?

What do they want?

Equities:What are we trying to build?

What have we got to work with?

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Brand Task Brand Equity

+Hot Spot

+

=Exciting Idea!

A deceptively simple formula ...

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Creates a huge variety of ideas...

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Individualcreativity

Collectiveappraisal

The group votes for (and builds on)

the best ideas

The most singular ideas come fromindividual minds

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An example

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Omo Sol in Latin America:

Market Leader:Number one laundry detergent

Broad customer base

Launch a new variant‘Sol’ is a new fragrance

(Like fresh clothes in sunshine)

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Main Task:Awareness & Trial

Hot Spots:Being outside on a nice sunny day

Insights:Limited outdoor media in target

areas

Key Equities:‘Sunshine / Blue skies!’

‘White shirts’‘Play’

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Flying Kites!Create your own new outdoor

medium

Giant kites that look like white shirtsHigh in the sky over the favelas

Every time it’s sunny

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On strategy. On target. On tap.

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Genius is nothing more than common faculties refined to a greater intensity. There are no astonishing ways of doing astonishing things. All astonishing things are done by ordinary materials.

“ “Benjamin Haydon

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geeniusFor more information, or to discuss booking your own brainwave workshop, please contact:

Ian Geemobile: +61 405 768 122email: [email protected]