Tag archive for ‘Advertising’

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  How marketing agencies get sustainability communications wrong

  10/3/10 • (32335http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2010/03/how-marketing-agencies-get-sustainability-communications-wrong/How+marketing+agencies+get+sustainability+communications+wrong2010-03-10+14%3A37%3A40Oliver+Payne)

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  Why advertising will save the planet

  14/10/09 • (23001http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2009/10/why-advertising-will-save-the-planet/Why+advertising+will+save+the+planet2009-10-14+09%3A09%3A09Oliver+Payne)

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  Advertising ostentatious economy – Ad Age’s best ad of all time

  18/8/09 • (14925http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2009/08/advertising-ostentatious-economy-ad-ages-best-ad-of-all-time/Advertising+ostentatious+economy+-+Ad+Age%27s+best+ad+of+all+time2009-08-18+13%3A10%3A42Oliver+Payne)

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  Search is the C-Suite executive’s homepage

  15/7/09 • (10920http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2009/07/search-is-the-c-suite-executive%e2%80%99s-homepage/Search+is+the+C-Suite+executive%E2%80%99s+homepage2009-07-15+17%3A16%3A22Oliver+Payne)

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  World Wildlife Fund uses the hive

  09/7/09 • (9991http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2009/07/world-wildlife-fund-uses-the-hive/World+Wildlife+Fund+uses+the+hive2009-07-09+11%3A21%3A30Oliver+Payne)

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  The New York Festivals Innovative Advertising Awards

  26/2/09 • (3470http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2009/02/the-new-york-festivals-innovative-advertising-awards/The+New+York+Festivals+Innovative+Advertising+Awards2009-02-26+12%3A45%3A43Oliver+Payne)

1. How to make a New Year’s resolution that will last forever – the science of habit formation
   
2. Driving the wrong point? UK Gov ‘Think!’ drink drive campaign
   
3. Your behaviour is unsuitable
   
4. Finding your target market – lessons from the ‘Nigerian scam’ email
   
5. When ’somewhat likely’ means a lot more likely – the mere exposure effect
   
6. Wisdom, and crowds
   
7. Neither sermons nor silence
   
8. ‘Dispense With A Horse’ – the problems with a high cost-of-thought
   
9. The point of zero distance, pensions, droughts, and TV ads
   
10. Driving habits
    

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