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  1. Pecha Kucha: the future of debriefs?

    http://artofconversation.typepad.com/art_of_conversation/2008/09/pecha-kucha-the-future-of-debriefs.html

      Ever heard of Pecha Kucha?  It's a new presentation style from Japan that is an onomatopoeic expression meaning 'pitter-patter' of conversations. It's pronounced pe-chack-cha. It developed in Tokyo in 2003, it requires the presenter(s) to speak on 20 slides for 20 seconds per slide (that's 6 mins 40 seconds) as a way of keeping the audiences interest and to keep content concise. …

    61 days ago

  2. Research 2.0

    http://artofconversation.typepad.com/art_of_conversation/2008/09/research-20.html

    Tuesday saw the latest Research 2.0 conference at the Novotel in Euston.  Agencies and Clients gave their own views about how both quant and qual online is progressing at an fast and exciting rate. It was clear about its speed and cost-effectiveness but questions were raised about the validity of respondents and the data or conversations gathered. …

    65 days ago

  3. Blog in brand strategy change possibility

    http://artofconversation.typepad.com/art_of_conversation/2008/09/blog-in-brand-strategy-change-possibility.html

    Who says blogs have no influence? Our third ever blog post spotlighted Nila, the food distributors, whose van advertising we questioned ('sexist or effective?'). This is how Nila used to present themselves:  Note the name of the blend, ‘Santa Londra caffe’. Note also the '!'  Subtle it wasn’t. …

    68 days ago
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    Dark London

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    The Art of Conversation

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    The Communications Room

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    Brindisa Team at the Borough Market…

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    to improve my English and to be more confident with people…Hard work, busy days but I am always happy to go to work to the Borough Market …I think it is one of the main reasons of my slowness to find a proper job in Marketing and Communication. I have seen that the customer could feel the same impression visiting us at the shop! Read more>>

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    Carnet de voyage

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    my English and to be more confident with people…Hard work, busy days but I am always happy to go to work to the Borough Market …I think it is one of the main reasons of my slowness to find a proper job in Marketing and Communication. I have seen that the customer could feel the same impression visiting us at the shop! Read more>>

    96 days ago in Carnet de voyage · Authority: 2
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    The Communications Room

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    Allies Adam Crowe Adliterate Adstructure Adverblog Amelia Torode Another planning blog Art of conversation Beeker Brand New Confession of a Wannabe Adman Conformists unite Crackunit Dead Insect Deconstructing planning Digital Strategist Everything Communicates Exit Creative Fallon Planning Faris Yakob Francis Anderson

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    The Communications Room

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    Allies Adam Crowe Adliterate Adstructure Adverblog Amelia Torode Another planning blog Art of conversation Beeker Brand New Confession of a Wannabe Adman Conformists unite Crackunit Dead Insect Deconstructing planning Digital Strategist Everything Communicates Exit Creative Fallon Planning Faris Yakob Francis Anderson

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    Thoughts of a Young Qually

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    because we don’t really know enough on how to convey or measure the emotions or the subconscious. Ultimately, it means taking a risk to get more effective advertising.   That said, Honda have done it well with latest ‘Jump’ ad: the how of the advert did billions more for the brand, than the what ever will do. I don’t particularly remember whether they were advertising the brand or a car, but it makes me feel loads better about the brand. Here it is:     H

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    Em Ítaca

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    Le Workshop

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    véhiculer un message de façon pertinente. Et enfin, ce cher entrepreneur au gros sous qui ne comprends rien (et qui ne veut pas comprendre) la force que peut avoir une direction graphique appliquée au service d'un message. http://artofconversation.typepad.com/art_of_conversation/images/2007/05/08/mcdonalds.jpeg « UNE IMAGE VAUT MILLE MOTS.» Le design graphique est très mal reconnu, surtout au Québec. Selon des études, une bonne approche graphique accentue la reconnaissance d'un produit ou d'un service, donc les ventes s'accroîts. Pensons

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