September 2008 Newsletter
Marketing As Therapy
Each piece of communication tells the story of what is best about a company. But it's not only your clients who view your company in this new light. So does everyone who works there.
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Projects Are Not Strategies
It's a common phrase: "strategic project." But what does it mean? All too often, the name is used to imply that a particular project is coincident with the company's overall strategy. But this is exactly the wrong way of thinking.
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Adjectives Can Make You Look Like a Liar
When marketers put meaningless adjectives or adverbs in front of nouns, they are often trying to obscure their own indecision regarding their message. Often it is a case of laziness.
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