@BritAthletics what a disappointing and incredibly short-sighted approach - the priority for a host nation should always be to have as many home athletes competing as possible.
@mrianleslie Zatopek was constantly experimenting with new training methods, including holding his breath for as long as possible (to the point of unconsciousness) - recent studies have suggested this increases EPO naturally, so perhaps that was the key innovation to his success!
In the case of System1 - where those sages are the target audience - their marketing team deserve huge kudos for convincing an industry sceptical of any testing data their methods offer a definitive means of assessing campaign effectiveness. https://t.co/Sg3qe8HY8h
@Oelgammal @zoescaman great deck - separating scepticism from cynicism is such an important point too, which I tend to think is a combination of pragmatism (recognising where colleagues & clients are at) & - as Zoe highlights - being constructive in your feedback. Two things you excel at, Omar!
@shaneoleary1 Appreciate that, I was just genuinely interested as to which points you didn't agree on and why, as I thought you'd probably be relatively aligned on most.
@unclebernbach that most purchases are driven by a desire to display personality traits that have been shaped by our evolutionary history & advertising can help to shape/reinforce those associations at both the individual & collective level.
@unclebernbach if I can cheat and offer two overlapping ones that I read back-to-back: Spent https://t.co/5ZH7WPoUjX & The Consuming Instinct https://t.co/rHFdxPNwBM
@demetrakos@v_praveen low involvement processing - Robert Heathโs Seducing the Subconscious is an excellent and thought provoking read (even if some of his experiments are tiny, which is why I donโt think you could say itโs proven in any respect).
@DarrylSparey if marketing is principally about understanding and meeting the (changing) needs of consumers, Bezos - for his unrelenting obsession with and priority of the customer - would have to be high on the list.
@adliterate I still find it astonishing that it was trading at just $0.24 when Forrest Gump came out in 1994 and everyone watching presumably thought they'd missed the boat on buying it.