Four weeks ago I wrote a blogpost on how we're moving from a content is king world to a quality is king world. However, if you're one of the lucky ones who've got tons of fans you might have a challenge. Your fans might crave
The other day a friend of mine brought H&M's global website to my attention again. Back in 2006 I was one of their consultants until I more or less lost the assignment due to the fact that I told them what the didn't wanna hear
Apple, Nike, adidas, Google and so on. It's always easy to point the wow pointer to these huge brands that have massive amounts of brand fans world wide. But sometimes you've just gotta remind people about why these brands often are leading the pack. I have
If you're into marketing you should really have a look at this new iPhone app from Nike. It really puts focus on what's going on in the world. Old school people keep talking about how the mobile will advertise the store when you pass it.
Last week I was contacted by Superbrands. The company that releases a book with the same name. I was asked to write a post on their blog about Branding. I know I've got some followers interested in that subject so I've decided to post the
Brands all over the world - Google, IBM, Nike, BMW, Porsche, Starbucks, Coca Cola & Levi Straus, they all say the think about sustainability. What about your brand? Sustainability is a beautiful word, especially in terms of how it affects brands. The true meaning of it
This year when the students at Berghs School of Communication graduate they sum up their examination exhibition like this: No one reads ads. People read what is interesting. How do we become interesting? We create news instead of advertising. Instead of having a regular examination exhibition they’ve launching a live
Lars Bastholm and I worked together on a Nike project at Framfab back in 1999. Ever since then I've had a great deal of respect for the man. He's now the Co-Chief Creative Officer at AKQA New York. The other day Lars wrote an article on
