There can be few things as important to a brand as its name, iconography and heritage, writes Jan Gooding – but at what cost?
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Our lives have become highly curated and formalised, writes Jan Gooding – and for marketeers this not only inhibits innovation and productivity, it creates a very small world in which our brands can operate.
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Amid growing concerns over the spread of coronavirus, Jan Gooding considers the balancing act between ensuring the safety of staff and protecting business needs.
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Jan Gooding: The backlash against brands for advertising on Pornhub proves the risks of ad placement are as high as the messages they carry.
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