The Google Delusion: Don’t be evil
Part 3 of 4
“Don’t be evil” was coined by Google employees Paul Buchheit and Amit Patel in 2000 and has been kicking around as an unofficial motto ever since.
Part 3 of 4
“Don’t be evil” was coined by Google employees Paul Buchheit and Amit Patel in 2000 and has been kicking around as an unofficial motto ever since.
Part 2 of 4
I don’t believe any brand can be everything to everybody. But that seems to be the new ambition in Mountain View.
Part 1 of 4
To most people Google seems to be a benevolent nerd-fest offering a free search engine and other online stuff with a quirky corporate culture. That seems accurate.
Facebook generates 85% of it's $3.7 billion annual revenue from advertising. But the jury is still out on its usefulness as an adviertising medium
You want to build your brand’s equity. But a quick survey of the models for doing so reveal a plethora of options.
Busy business people are quick to relegate things they don't regard as important to the "soft issues" bucket. I've seen everything from product design to consumer perception to brand strategy in that bucket
This was the question recently posed to me by CJ Walker, head of Firehead one of Europe's top recruitment firms specialized in web content and technical communication.
I want to use Google+. I want my colleagues and clients and you to use it as well. I think it has the potential to be a major catalyst for business networking.
A couple of weeks ago the words “Joseph Kony” would have meant little to you or me. And not because we haven’t heard of him before.
As we've written about previously, the social media revolution is over. Social media is a reality in marketing. The question now is how to we use this new tool as more than just a diversion?
By now many of you probably have already heard of Joseph Kony. If not, here’s a quick synopsis.
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The social web has overcome geography, culture, even language to connect billions of people.
A nonsectarian yet slightly pedantic post on the importance of names
If you work in marketing you probably use the term "social media" several times a day.
The story of the Tropicana Pure Premium brand is a classic tale of innovation addressing latent consumer needs. In 1954 an enterprising citrus grower named Anthony Rossi invented flash pasteurization to preserve the taste of his fresh-squeezed Florida orange juice.
Thanks to everyone who participated in the Swedish Chinese Chamber of Commerce (SCCC) event "Doing Business In China". For those who asked for a copy of my slides you can download Eight Myths of Marketing in China with the password I provided at the talk.
I think this SOPA GIF from Matthew Inman and The Oatmeal (site blacked-out today) pretty much sums it up. Write a crabby letter and do it for the kittens.
My New Year’s resolution for 2012 is to stop working for free. And if you run your own advertising or creative services firm, I hope you’ll join me.
Everyone at The Duffy Agency would like to thank the readers of this blog and all our colleagues and clients for a tremendous year. And in that same spirit, we wish you the happiest of holidays and a healthy and prosperous 2012!
Season Greetings! My Marketing Moxie column in Talent Zoo takes on a different format for the Holidays. How the CMO Grinch Got Social is a Dr. Suess-inspired look at the plight of today's CMO and their path to redemtion.
A new TV spot by Del Campo Saatchi & Saatchi in Argentina for their client Norte beer is fun to watch. But then, a lot beer spots are fun to watch.