How the Sky Fell on Skype
I was recently asked to catch up online to discuss product promotion by an Ehrenberg-Bass Institute contact, and without thinking I mentioned that I’d send… Read More »How the Sky Fell on Skype
I was recently asked to catch up online to discuss product promotion by an Ehrenberg-Bass Institute contact, and without thinking I mentioned that I’d send… Read More »How the Sky Fell on Skype
Wouldn’t it be wonderful to design products by actively involving the consumers and get them to suggest the features and designs? This is essentially a… Read More »Launching is the easy part. Staying alive is hard.
Visiting different countries gives me the opportunity of experiencing different shopping environments, unfamiliar brands and product categories, and things that would make me go, “Hmm…”… Read More »What’s in a (brand) name?
There’s a problem brewing in Adelaide at the moment. A historic pub in the city is earmarked for a redevelopment into an apartment block. The… Read More »The Problem with Intentions
The other day I saw a post on LinkedIn with a new metric that would supposedly help businesses in managing their brand. If I were… Read More »Be Curious, be Collaborative … but be Skeptical.
Whilst getting ready one morning and putting on my eau de toilette, I had an epiphany of how this routine can also explain some key… Read More »Lessons from a Drawer of Fragrances
The platypus is weird. Playtpuses are egg-laying mammals with no real stomach, with a cloaca that serves as a reproduction and secretion outlet (like birds).… Read More »Why Be a Platypus?
I’m a heavy category buyer of coffee – and I credit this (or should I say, blame) my mother for this. She used to sprinkle… Read More »The Untold Key Success Factor of Innovation
Be who you needed when you were younger – I came across this thought-provoking quote by Ayesha Siddiqi a couple of years ago. This powerful… Read More »Be Who You Needed When You Were Younger