WHERE THE RUBBER MEETS THE ROAD: BRIDGESTONE TURNS TECH INVESTMENTS INTO RECURRING REVENUE
For manufacturers, digitizing products can often be much easier than monetizing those products. In other words,…
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Not Doing Different Things, Doing Things Differently
If we only think about all the changes we have experienced during the last months…
Oakley’s Kato are sunglasses like you’ve never seen before
The glasses are more ’90s than the ’90s. Thank Michael Jordan, at least in part.…
Landing Page Conversion Benchmarks for 16 Industries
Median and average conversion rates for landing pages vary significantly by industry and by type…
Think twice before choosing a blue logo. Here’s why
Coke. McDonald’s. Cadbury. Starbucks. In the hypercompetitive junk food market, these brands are all immediately…
Branding the Branders: The Joy of Designing Agency Identities
A look at three of our recent projects Since starting our creative studio and artist rep…
Movement: A CEO’s secret weapon for cultural transformation
In large organizations, it is culture that determines how people do things. Culture is invisible,…
David Rockwell’s “intimate and grand” Oscars set recalls glamour of early ceremonies
Architect David Rockwell designed the sets for last night’s Oscars ceremony within LA’s art deco Union Station to reflect the feeling of past…
Proving Marketing to Execs (Part 2): Marketing’s Language Problem
Marketers frequently talk about “quality,” “value,” “strategy,” “performance,” “reputation,” “position,” and “branding”—all of them important…
Best-Practices for Reaching and Marketing to the C-Suite Audience
Standing out to the C-suite is vital, because the execs there hold much of the…