Loved Mark Ritson’s top ten marketing moments. What’s missing is that 2022 is the year when you can post literally nothing on the topic without someone trying to throw marketing science at it to disprove it. Scholarship please? https://t.co/4bbIbmJtOW
. @PiersNS on @DirectLine_UK rebrand, @saatchilondon came up with brilliant insights - industry had forgotten it was there to fix problems and ads always followed a format. #CBforum2019
@virginmedia I’ve spent 2 hours on phone calls trying to sort broken broadband today. I am currently on hold again (after a 15 minute wait I gave up on earlier). Please could someone DM and help. £50/ month for totally unreliable broadband and non existent service is not okay.
@DaveC_Ready @adliterate@TheDrum How do I get invited to the monthly meeting when all millennials get together and decide what they collectively think?
I have just concluded a nasty kidnap trial. In essence, it was all gang oriented with the victim kidnapped, beaten and humiliated , having stolen drugs from a violent London gang.
My client was convicted along with his two co-defendants.
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Well this is an interesting change of tack - going straight from ‘How Brands Grow 2’ to ‘Laughing@Advertising’! Both utterly brilliant, but very different flavours. Mixing them is like book gin and tonic! Thanks @ProfByron, Jenni Romaniuk and @AdContrarian!
I am a huge Beatles fan. But I respectfully suggest that 11 seconds of silent 8mm footage of a TV set showing them miming on Top of the Pops is not “the Holy Grail”. https://t.co/bYGDV8njQZ
@StephenLepitak Okay. Will ditch that, as long as I am allowed a song “inspired by”, rather than “in” a film. Bat Dance by Prince. https://t.co/uTnLeJY02r
@StephenLepitak Impossible. Here’s the top three: (3) The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. (2) The Power Love (Huey Lewis and the News, not Kate Bush). (1) Mrs Robinson. (And I’ve had to leave off Ghostbusters, Danger Zone and One Vision. And A Kind of Magic).
This is going to Hurt by @amateuradam is brilliant. A laugh out loud funny and deeply moving account of life as a junior doctor. It makes you appreciate the amazing NHS and the incredible people who work in it. Loved this advice on how not to speed up labour!