Brands And The Rising Importance Of Context
Context is a gateway to empathy. To imagine yourself “in someone else’s shoes,” you first must know who is wearing the shoes, where the person wearing the shoes is, and what they are doing.
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Context is a gateway to empathy. To imagine yourself “in someone else’s shoes,” you first must know who is wearing the shoes, where the person wearing the shoes is, and what they are doing.
Recently the Wall Street Journal delivered news that many marketers instinctively knew all along; the average tenure of the CMO continues to decline.
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Saul Bass created many great logos for clients such as AT&T, Minolta, Warner Bros, Girl Scouts of America, Kleenex, Continental Airlines (circa 1968), United Way, United Airlines and Rockwell International to name just a few.
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