Joss Davidge, Business Director of brand experience agency BEcause, continues his weekly search for innovative marketing ideas. This week he

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The argument about the usefulness of research in new brand development is a hardy perennial. The essence of the debate

Joss Davidge, Business Director of brand experience agency BEcause, continues his weekly search for innovative marketing ideas. This week he

One of the great British slogans is DIY brand Ronseal’s “Does exactly what it says on the tin”. In a

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Our two systems of the mind

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‘Women 2020’, a recent report written by Elisa Birtwistle for The Futures Company, explores how changes in women’s thinking and

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Joss Davidge, Business Director of brand experience agency BEcause, continues his weekly search for innovative marketing ideas. 

This week he

The Shard is a very, very high building. You forget this when the lift whisks you up to the 28th

You can't change everything or everyone, but you can change the people who matter.

Marketing is about change --

1. It takes a Parisian bistro about three weeks to get through a horse carcass.
2. Sarah Greene used to bite Peter

Joss Davidge, Business Director of brand experience agency BEcause, continues his weekly search for innovative marketing ideas. This week he

Trust is the subject of the day. Are we surprised that companies, institutions, politicians are increasingly distrusted? The reasons are

As someone new to social media and the terminology of following, liking and sharing not to mention hashtags, re-tweeting and

Our monthly blogger Phil Rumbol, former marketing director of Cadbury’s and now founding partner of 101 – a free

Putting things off is a bad habit and also widespread. A survey of 2000 UK adults published in The Times

Nah, I don’t do advertising!  You must be confused.  My expertise is long form storytelling and my medium is film

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