Two score and a few years ago, my late grandfather ventured from his small farmhouse in Colfax, Louisiana to my family’s home just south of Boston.
NEW THINKING
NEW THINKING
Two score and a few years ago, my late grandfather ventured from his small farmhouse in Colfax, Louisiana to my family’s home just south of Boston.
Back in the day, when customer service was king, I worked after school pumping gas and handing out collectable tumblers at my father’s service station.
A few weeks ago, about 40 Christian evangelical leaders met in Salt Lake City to discuss a branding dilemma.
Have you ever heard, or been asked, this question? “If your organization, or brand, were a car, what make or model would it be and why?” No? You’re lucky. I’ve heard it a lot. In fact, too many times to count, and not once have I come across the perspective inherent in this response: “My brand would be a customizable, decked out limousine. One in which I can give my customers the rides of their...
“Video killed the radio star.” Maybe that’s true, I’m not really sure. I am pretty sure, however, that advertising killed itself — or, at the very least, took the wind out of its own sails.