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We don’t zig because others zag. We do it because they’re wrong

The Blogfather

With the elegance of a crowbar, The Blogfather talks on Marketing

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Making sense of an industry that is a minefield of utter bollocks

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Creative Briefing

15th Sep

BRIEF ENCOUNTERS

A recap of a rowdy rendezvous between …Gasp! co-founder and Creative Director, Giles Edwards, and a pair of pesky pals across the pond, The Brief Bros.

Diversity & Inclusion

01st Aug

It’s time for a level playing field

"I’m so sick of having it rammed down my throat.” "I can’t watch it, it's too slow, five minutes and I’ve had enough.” "I’d watch Estonia though they are well fit.”

Technology

07th Jul

TV OR NOT TV?

Back in ‘Blighty' after frolicking on the French Riviera, The Blogfather returns bang on form by laying into Gary Vee’s tireless guff at Cannes, before getting stuck into why you shouldn’t pull the plug on TV.

Marketing Strategy

23rd Jun

Funnel Vision

The Blogfather goes off on a ChuckleVision/advert jingle tangent before reining it back in to tell you why you really need to sort out your purchase funnel, sunshine.
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The (Totally) Bodacious, Sci-fi & Strategy Specialist

WISDOM FROM OUTSIDE OUR WALLS

"Brands are fiendishly complicated, elusive, slippery, half-real/half-virtual things. When CEOs try to think about brands, their brains hurt."

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