In the last decade we have learnt more about our behaviour than in the last 100 years.

I take it as my brief for these posts that I am supposed to offer some perspective on various aspects of marketing.

The forces of debt are reshaping the world, creating dislocations and crises on a regular basis.

An imagined conversation with an imaginary CEO...

We share almost everything. Interesting, funny, scary, boring, whatever it is.

Aunty Jane used to live in Stockwell.

Four European countries this week.
And (outside of work) two main topics of conversation.
VW and immigration.

The world

Many of the social organisations we work with are going through huge changes...

Mini-Wheats inspired adults to ‘Feed their inner kidult’ with this dating prank...

It is difficult to get shock advertising right, to not sensationalise an event but raise awareness through...

A long time ago, I spoke at a conference in front of 6,000 accountants. Like all good speakers, I had lovingly prepared...

Is doing the right thing important to society or commercially savvy? This was the theme of an Oystercatchers debate this week.

Launching a new product or service is the same as being the new kid

This week Joss Davidge puts the spotlight on this ‘Great Escape’ ad, where a beardy-yodeller chats to commuters to encourage them to travel to the countryside.

I didn’t go to Cannes Lions this year. But, in some respects, I didn’t need to.

Nescafé set out to prove that coffee has the power to get people talking in this experiential marketing campaign.

Another year, another Cannes. Fittingly for a festival where so much alcohol is consumed...

The account manager is dead. And Stephen King killed him.

This week, Joss Davidge at BEcause picks out the campaigns that caught his eye at Glastonbury.