The concept chosen is a game kind of way to explore the contents of a pint of ice cream.
The not surprising question of Brian Morrissey is:
'Can PR firms create too?'
My take is the woman is so incredibly annoying I wouldn't share her.
I truly admire Edelman, but if i had to answer Brian Morrissey's question I'd say:…

1. Analyze the core of your brand
2. Analyze your internal communication value
3. Analyze your audience
4. Set rules of engagement
5. Set your social graph
6. Divide pesonal vs. product
7. Learn tools
8. Design a hub
9. Set goals
10.Go offline
Social media and organic communication are beyond doubt increasingly important. But as the proliferation of social media platforms grow, participating can turn into little more than a giant time suck without some sort of…
A most see for any marketeer out there.

Let's have a look at how people behave and why you trust them (or not)...
1. Being on time
Just like your friends, you hate it when they're late don't you? You feel disregarded and even disrespected. It's the same feeling you experience when you take the effort to approach a customer service, a human resources manager or a sales person. And if they don't respond to your enquiry or wish you feel neglected. What…

Most online guru's refer to old media as 'dead' and impress the media ceo's with fuzzy buzzwords like content aggregation, syndication, and using emerging integrated technologies. Well great, I gather you will say. But HOW exactely is seldom explained by all the social media guru's.
So what is the exact impact of social media for publishers, broadcasters and radio?
The next weeks I will present a complete survey of all crucial aspects of using social media effectively, and what I think is the best strategy to…

What is Trust Marketing?
The main principle is exchanging value between brand and consumer.
The value the consumer has to offer is either time, or preference. Or both.
Time can mean attention, participation, support, or other valuable assets that can help a brand. Preference is obviously the most valuable a consumer had to offer.
The value a brand has to offer is support the consumer at self actualisation. Considering many consumers are fed up with meaningless advertising…
With slogans such as 'An Investor measures the growth of his hedge fund' and 'Once upon a time a hedge fund was just that' the ads initially catch the eye of those of us interested in financial services.
The campaign (billboards mainly) promises buying a hedge fund when purchasing a box of Stella Artois. When buying one invests in green and recycling credentials; any sold special pack of Stella means there will planted an actual hedgerow in cooperation with The Tree Councel somewhere in Britain. Aiming to…
Part 2. The implications for a brand in fast pace innovations
Part 3. Any brand is as human as you are
Part 4. The split between morality and making money
Part 5. The need for internal inspiration
Part 6. How technology accelerates branding
Part 7. Quality is no longer an asset
Part 8. How to keep being trusted
Part 9. Why brands matter
Part 10. The ultimate trusted brand in 2020
In this first part I'll explain…