Two weeks ago, the “Goodvertising or Badvertising” adventure began. This week, challenging the “do-good” efforts of companies continues but with a twist, and your involvement is needed. As many people have and are still are facing misfortunes, there’s ample reason to re-think what the festive season means. This in part means, examining the narratives created …
We spend 90% of our life indoors. In darkness, or artificial light. We have lost touch with nature, forgotten the wonders the world has in store. The benefits of a few simple breaths of fresh air. Is this why we seem so set on destroying the planet that gives us life? Even closer to home, the …
Welcome to the paradise of Palau. But like many places that bear such a title, this proud island nation suffers the consequences of its beauty, with tourism taking its toll on the environment. Another island, Baracay, went so far as to courageously cut off their lifeblood industry for 6 months to clean up, allow the …
Palau Pledge: An Ingenious Way to Promote Eco Tourism Read More »
It’s not often we get to see behind the scenes of the US President’s day to day activities. Not often we need to, what with his… transparency on Twitter. But here you have it, a Daily-Mail style look-in at Trump’s latest shenanigans, shot by British artist Alison Jackson. We can’t quite work out if he’s lost the …
Thomas Kolster was interviewed recently by Marketing & Advertising Finland. This is the translated article – you can see the original here. Enjoy! Responsibility is on everyone’s lips, but few marketing impressions have real impact – “Words and actions do not match” Danish Thomas Kolster has been going around the world for years to talk about how …
Impact vs. making a good impression: interview with M&M Finland Read More »
Make me fall back in love with you. I have been studying your discipline for the last three years, and as I find myself a step away from entering in the industry I have always aspired to be part of, I’m starting to realise it will not work. I have always considered you one of …
In a radical move in 2010, Pepsi pulled out of advertising at the Super Bowl for the first time in 23 years. Rather than add to the noise of advertising, they decided to take twenty million dollars and do good with it. This became known as the Refresh Project. The Refresh Project provided social grants …
