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The answer is in the numbers, and is a pointer to the next big thing. Google researched 300,000 people around the world to find out their Smartphone use. Now as Australian marketers we can compare and contrast markets.… Read More

What a shame this great ad for Steggles wasn’t for a producer of real free-range eggs. It was pulled because it’s a lie, even though beautifully told. Every person in every agency should be stegglers for de… Read More

10 years ago when I started my own agency, an account director mate left the industry to become a real-estate agent. I remember thinking it was the only place he could go that had a lower standard of trust than we advert… Read More

Are today’s retail ads bland, bland, bland? This was the question posed by AdNews last week after Dick Smith launched a new brand style ad campaign. If you missed it, here is a cut down of my contribution to the debate. … Read More

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