I’m convinced that we don’t improve by evolution, only by revolution. I seen massive brands like Kodak and closer to home Ansett die. Trisha’s toys, the toy store in Cottesloe I used to get my toys from as child couldn’t compete with the category killer ‘Toys R Us’ – it’s now dead too. Same with [...]
Read More...Note: Nobody I approached felt comfortable publishing this – so hear it lies, slightly out of place on my blog. Some years ago I worked in the area of forensic psychology, assessing sexual offenders for court and parole. Assessing the dangerousness of a sex offender involved looking at many facets of their lives including their [...]
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Really pleased to announce that our latest work for the Art Series Hotel’s, the Overstay Checkout, won the global award for innovation given out by WARC each year. We get $10,000 and a trophy, but more than that (obviously) the recogntion that we have created the most innovative work in the advertising landscape for 2012 [...]
Read More...Our agency is getting our head around the principles of behavioural economics and it’s starting to inform our thinking and improve our ideas dramatically. I see behavioural economics as rather executional – it doesn’t help frame the problem, the behaviour to change, or the overall strategy – but once all of that is clear it [...]
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Woodside – Adam Ferrier AIR Here’s a radio interview I did with ABC Perth about the recent victory the ‘environmentalists’ (i.e. general population) had over the $45 billion proposed Browse LNG project in Northern West Australia. Towards the end it touches on business models and the balance of capitalism and socialism.
Read more...In the cringe, self-promotion moment of the week I’ve been selected in a list of creative type people dubbed the ‘Power 20′, by Australian Creative. However, it’s not that often people publish nice things in print about me – so here’s the article. Thanks Australian Creative for including me. I also like this quote “If [...]
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