President Barack Obama

…and the day Pepsi reset Digital Media Barack Obama is more than a new president: to some he is a superhero, to others the new Messiah. To me, he is Brand Obama. He has become a catalyst and confidence boost to all brands who want to know how to reach a new generation, without alienating [...]

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Just read an article that is going to cause me to rattle my sabre a lot this year! “Not-So-Banner Year for Digital: As budgets tighten, media such as display ads will come under scrutiny” as appeared on AdWeek. Although I totally agree with the sentiments of the fact that far too much of digital advertising [...]

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Petronas Towers, Kuala Lumpur

I started 2009 standing at the base of the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – the now second largest building in the world – admiring the magnificence of modern architecture rising 452m from the ground like two enormous steel stalagmites. Yet it was the Skybridge linking the two towers together that ultimately captivated my [...]

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With credit crisis driving demands for ROI, should we not be putting a call to action within banners as opposed to hiding them post-click? I have seen an ad that ran in Netherlands, (see it here). It was requesting users to give away their bank details/passport in a banner in order to sign up to [...]

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