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Thursday, June 23, 2011

The Value of Teaching Your Customers How to Spell

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The Value of Teaching Your Customers How
to Spell
Justin Fox
With online reviews, the rating turns out to matter less than
the words.
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Dan Pallotta
A Logo Is Not
a Brand
Dan Pallotta
Your brand is more than your name or logo; it's everything
you do.
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Why Pink May Not Work as a Breast Cancer Brand
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Research uncovers the counterproductive force of gender cues.
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Andrew Winston
The Nissan Ad (Finally) Gets the Pitch Right
Andrew Winston
Why your message needs to move beyond green to the actual business case.
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Paws Up, Little Monsters
Grant McCracken
Lady Gaga and the return of the hero of
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