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Planning in a post-geographic age The internet has created homogeneity of cultures and interests, while also assisting in greater fragmentation of the tribe. The challenge for Global Planning is how to create communications strategies that bond central ideas to local executions.
FOCUS In the post-geographic age (free)
SMIRNOFF NIGHTLIFE EXCHANGE Big and little planning
MEASURING EFFECTIVENESS Glocal evaluation
DIGITAL PLANNING Global reach, local success
CHANNEL PLANNING People, not places
Smart devices will aid in social networking, becoming personal assistants and enabling the web to become the 'internet of things' by 2016.
Les Binet and Sarah Carter get angry about the nonsense they hear around them… like marketing's obsession with Big Numbers.
Retail experience
How retailers can differentiate on customer experience
BRAND REPUTATION Guard the brand
INDULGENCE MARKETING Guilty pleasures
NEUROSCIENCE AND PRE-TESTING Perfection through brainwaves
STORYTELLING All the world wide web's a stage
CUSTOMER DATA Danger in data
Lowdown The web browser
Books that influenced me Ian Wood, Landor
Speed Read "The Marketer's Handbook"
Briefing: Brand architecture
Paul Feldwick answers your questions like what examples are there of a brand leader successfully defending itself?
Internet advertising
This year, a predicted $89.1bn will be spent on internet advertising globally
FOREWORD The next phase of growth
LOWER TIER MARKETS Rise of the provinces
DEMOGRAPHICS Look beyond China's tiers
SOCIAL MEDIA Social youth
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Colin Grimshaw: We are the world
John Woodward We need a CEO of planning
Molly Flatt PR and WOM can co-exist
Joe Mandese Media's new values
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