Lisa Abraham and Benjamin K. Master wrote an article for RAND Corporation titled Entrepreneurship in America. Continue reading “RAND on Entrepreneurship in America”
Corporate values are negatively correlated with reality
Donald Sull, Stefano Turconi, and Charles Sull wrote an article from MIT Sloan Management Review titled When It Comes to Culture, Does Your Company Walk the Talk? (July 21, 2020). Continue reading “Corporate values are negatively correlated with reality”
Some thoughts on brand equity
I strongly believe that brand equity is underappreciated in many C-suites. I have commented numerous times on Twitter when companies announce plans to make gratuitous changes which erode or destroy brand equity. Continue reading “Some thoughts on brand equity”
Distinctive brand assets
WARC published an article titled WARC from Home: Distinctive brand assets – what they are and why they matter. Continue reading “Distinctive brand assets”
psychology and baseball
Joe Lemire wrote a New York Times article titled This Book Is Not About Baseball. But Baseball Teams Swear by It. Continue reading “psychology and baseball”
Giles Edwards interviews analytics expert Andrew Willshire
Giles Edwards interviewed Andrew Willshire. 1 hour. Listen here. The discussion included data analysis and continuous learning, recency theory, systems thinking, ROI and diminishing returns, and more. Continue reading “Giles Edwards interviews analytics expert Andrew Willshire”
Advertising Recency
Erwin Ephron (1934-2013) wrote an article titled Recency Planning, originally published March 18, 1998, in his Media Week column called The Blunt Pencil. Continue reading “Advertising Recency”
Russell Ackoff Beyond Continual Improvement
If Russ Ackoff had given a TED Talk… 12-minute video from 1994. Rough transcript follows.
Continue reading “Russell Ackoff Beyond Continual Improvement”
Mark Ritson on Marketing Planning
Mark Ritson wrote an article for MarketingWeek titled Planning for marketing planning: 14 steps to an effective presentation. Continue reading “Mark Ritson on Marketing Planning”
Mark Ritson on the folly of demographic segmentation
Mark Ritson retweeted a Kantar post, showing survey results by generation, with roughly equal results across all ages. “This just proves (again) that demographic segmentation is balls. if we sliced the data by star sign it would almost be as useful.”
Some tweets from the thread: Continue reading “Mark Ritson on the folly of demographic segmentation”
