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Post Of The Month – May 2012 – Nominations

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I'm a few days late with this this month due to holiday (sorry) but it's time to open up for nominations for Post Of The Month – so please nominate your favourite posts that were posted in the month of May in the comments below. As always I've listed a few of my own favourites as a starter – a few decks included this time but it seemed to be a particularly good month for great decks. Please add to these and once I have a good list I'll stick them all up for a vote. So the starting four are:

What Does Your Brand Need More Of? by Richard Huntingdon

Make Things People Want or Make People Want Things? from John Willshire

Planning, Creativity & Planning For Creative Campaigns by Heidi Hackemer

Advanced Persistent Opportunities: Building Brand Systems from Antony Mayfield

And you can nominate your own choices below.

6 responses to “Post Of The Month – May 2012 – Nominations”

  1. Richard Avatar
    Richard

    How about this from Faris Yakob:
    http://farisyakob.typepad.com/blog/2012/05/seeing-behavior-changes-behavior.html

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  2. Richard Avatar
    Richard

    How about this from Faris Yakob:
    http://farisyakob.typepad.com/blog/2012/05/seeing-behavior-changes-behavior.html

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  3. neilperkin Avatar
    neilperkin

    Thanks Richard 🙂

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  4. neilperkin Avatar
    neilperkin

    Thanks Richard 🙂

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  5. du học singapore Avatar
    du học singapore

    I like Planning, Creativity & Planning For Creative Campaigns.I think you’ve distilled the amorphous mess of our work into some wonderfully simple ideas. I presented at creative week last Wednesday with my ECD on the topic of Creative Collaboration. A great deal of the piece was about attitude and behavior, much like your positivity thought here. Thanks for writing such a compelling piece, I’ll be quoting you…best, Matt

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  6. du học singapore Avatar
    du học singapore

    I like Planning, Creativity & Planning For Creative Campaigns.I think you’ve distilled the amorphous mess of our work into some wonderfully simple ideas. I presented at creative week last Wednesday with my ECD on the topic of Creative Collaboration. A great deal of the piece was about attitude and behavior, much like your positivity thought here. Thanks for writing such a compelling piece, I’ll be quoting you…best, Matt

    Reply

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