Screen Junkies’ ‘honest trailer’ for Minions – the global marketing event that was also a film, apparently.
Who knew?
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Isn’t it well for ye.
Peter Connor writes:
I just wanted to let any of the Broadsheet community know that Casey Armstrong, well known in the US for building growth in companies and Patrick Vlaskovits (NYT Bestseller) are doing a talk in Dublin at the NDRC on June 8 at the NDRC, Digital Exchange, Crane Street, Dublin 8 on Growth. It’s rare we get talks on marketing from the US that isn’t about selling bog wood art to the diaspora so I thought it might interest people…
Fight!
Bob ‘The Ad Contrarian’ Hoffman opened the 2014 ITV Spotlight Lecture last March – a debate on the failed predictions of advertising experts over the past decade, with particular focus on the social media marketing of brands, to wit:.
..there are people in our business who believe that consumers are ‘in love’ with brands. They believe consumers want to have ‘relationships’ with brands. they want to have ‘brand experiences’ and be ‘personally engaged with brands’. These people actually believe this. You go to their Twitter profile: ‘I’m passionate about brands!’ You’re what? Dude, get a fucking girlfriend.
You’ll like Bob.
Market Fresh
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On the off-chance you are going out this evening.
Or if you just have an ailing, elderly relative with persistent bowel trouble.
Ross O’Mullane writes:
Long time reader, occasional contributor and new Gifts Direct employee here.We just launched our hangover hamper just in time for [Redacted]. Like the fools we are we made one too many.
We can give the hamper to whoever has the best traditional hangover solution? Drinking water, abstinence and moderation excluded.
We can deliver the hamper to the winner tomorrow (if in Dublin, or shortly after if outside Dublin?)…
Lines close at 4.15pm
Update:
Ross says:
The Hampover goes to Ahh Feck (“Alka Seltzer, fry with tea, Berocca, Dioralyte, s***e, shower and a shave In that order. You’ll be rights as rain”)
Although I don’t drink tea or shave, this is obviously the correct way to deal with a hangover. Thanks all.
Marketoonist
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A mere taste of the work of Tom Fishburne, the business reader’s cartoonist of choice.
His motto:
‘If a Picture tells a thousand words, a cartoon tells a thousand boring Powerpoint slides’
Content-R-Us
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As posited by RecessionSolution.com.
Not shown: content that reminds us of things that look like other things, content involving cats, content outlining forms of content, etc.
Ah now.
Waterloo Road, Dublin, this morning.
Thanks Laurie
S’up?
Apart from, you know, that bollard.
(Pic: Oisín Kane)