Archive | June, 2009

Best Selling isn’t always Best

I’ve never understood the allure that a “Best Selling” product had on buyers. What does best-selling indicate to the consumer and why do marketers use it so often? Let’s take the SUV for example. The Ford Explorer has been one of America’s best-selling SUV’s for over 10 years now, but until (very) recently, it boasted [...]

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Lessons from the Kitchen

I admit it. I’m a foodie—big time! Today I received the latest issue of Gourmet magazine and it was like Christmas morning—sans the wrapping paper and nagging relatives. I gnawed through the cellophane, reflected on the cover photography for just a moment,  then I dove right in. I read it cover to cover, then I [...]

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If you spot a trend, don’t make eye contact and run the other way!

The creative community is always looking for the next big trend, the next idea that we can claim as our own. We actively search for inspiration but many times we are looking in the wrong place. I’m always surprised to see creatives looking at the big “inspiration books” at the book store—Business Card and Letterhead [...]

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