Leo Ehrlich
Leo Ehrlich
One of the guys behind Volta Ferrorama – a campaign which won a gold Lion in 2011. Leo Ehrlich was born in Brazil and studied Visual Communication in Rio, where he also worked at several agencies, including DDB Brasil, before moving to Grupo W in Mexico. Now, he works in yet another continent as a […]
February 13, 2013
Write
Write
I’ve been writing articles since studying graphic design, now some six years ago. Most of my articles are rubbish, boring, and by now, outdated. These items never see daylight though and are put in a folder called ‘articles’ on my desktop. But the thing is; I don’t necessarily write them to be proper, up to […]
February 12, 2013
What SEO can learn us
What SEO can learn us
The notion that content is king is a myth, because it’s based on a fallacy, namely the following: ‘If you build something good, the customers will come themselves’. If that would be true, marketing wouldn’t be necessary. Content is important, but it’s not everything. Some people believe the consumer is king while others believe that […]
January 23, 2013
Thiago Christo
Thiago Christo
For anyone working in a creative team, collaboration is key, so that’s why I wanted to interview a photo retoucher, as they’re very essential in nearly every project. Thiago Christo, from Brazil, is one of the friendliest I know, plus he makes amazing stuff. He’s doing it for over 10 years, so enough reason to […]
January 13, 2013
On over-servicing
On over-servicing
‘Service’, seems to be a pretty big buzzword nowadays. Quotes like ‘serve, don’t sell’ make sense – but there’s a thing like over-servicing too, to a point where it might become anti-servicing. It first crossed my mind years ago, when I was taking back the bus in Sydney, Australia. This bus was old! Fine, but […]
December 12, 2012
Goodbye Gatekeepers
Goodbye Gatekeepers
The creative revolution The sixties are long gone now, but a few things have survived remarkably well. The music of the Beatles, the Stones, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix and the Doors is still played today (in fact, these bands share an accumulated 60 million likes on Facebook), and there’s also the hipster subculture which keeps […]
November 12, 2012
Christina Fieni
Christina Fieni
A thinker, blogger and a junior – who always seems to carry a smile wherever she goes. She’s from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and now studying advertising and information technology in Syracuse, New York. Writing for The Social Sip (her own personal blog) she expresses her affection and wittiness for social media in this digital age. Could […]
October 12, 2012
Tibor van Bekkum
Tibor van Bekkum
Father, speaker, writer and founding partner of Valuebridge; an Amsterdam based consulting company that supports companies on strategic identity issues. His personal expertise lies in strategic decision making on positioning, brand portfolio strategy and the resulting organizational change. He helped answering this Q&A. Could you tell us a bit about yourself? I grew-up in and […]
September 12, 2012
Time to wrap up once more: Cannes Lions 2012
Time to wrap up once more: Cannes Lions 2012
Last week the city of Cannes in the French Rivera was the week-long epicenter of advertising, as it hosted the 59th Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. For me it was the 2nd time of going there. Last year was was overwhelming for me, as a tsunami of experiences and knowledge made a lasting impression […]
August 12, 2012
Fidele Hage
Fidele Hage
She worked at Publicis Graphics, but now – as a cheerful lady from Beirut, Fidele Hage directs a team of youngsters and works with people from multinational backgrounds, who come from agencies like FP7, Impact BBDO, TWBA, Publicis and Leo Burnett. She does this at a boutique agency called PEOPLE. Could you tell us a bit […]
July 12, 2012