Imagination's multi-media book examining
the future of the publishing industry.
In the age of Google, we have too much information at our disposal at all times. So much, in fact, that we’re growing less creative by the minute. Continue reading
In the age of Google, we have so much information at our disposal at all times that we’re becoming less creative by the minute. Continue reading
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How ant colonies provide insight into the digital world. Continue reading
Consumers are seeking simpler lifestyles and spending more mindfully than ever. Continue reading
Plain-labeled generics used to sit meekly on shelves next to their bright, well-branded counterparts. Now, generics are dressed up and strategically marketed to capture market share. Continue reading
Brands are producing high-quality content—butt unbranding their work. A look inside the world of custom content. Continue reading
Target has become a leader in store brand marketing. To get an inside look into one of its most successful brands, up & up, we asked Annie Zipfel, director of owned brands for Target, to dish on its strategy. Continue reading
In a bottomless sea of statistics, data visualization is helping brands—and consumers—cut through the clutter. Continue reading
Tim Nolan explains why a social media plan may be a good-or a bad-move for your business. Continue reading
It’s time to start giving members what they need before they find it—or create it—somewhere else.
SEO doesn’t need to be sexy. But shortcuts won’t get you anywhere.
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Consumers are seeking simpler lifestyles and spending more mindfully than ever. Continue reading
In a bottomless sea of statistics, data visualization is helping brands—and consumers—cut through the clutter. Continue reading
Plain-labeled generics used to sit meekly on shelves next to their bright, well-branded counterparts. Now, generics are dressed up and strategically marketed to capture market share. Continue reading
In the age of Google, we have too much information at our disposal at all times. So much, in fact, that we’re growing less creative by the minute. Continue reading
Matt Maroni, owner of the Gaztro-wagon on Twitter strategy and small businesses on social media. Continue reading
Tim Nolan explains why a social media plan may be a good-or a bad-move for your business. Continue reading
Rebecca Rolfes explains what association execs can do with the social media intel they gather. Continue reading
What [associations] do now is not as important as what they do next.
Maura McManus on the vision behind Paper Crown and marketing to 1.5 million Twitter followers. Continue reading
Seth Godin on the misuse of the term “going viral,” crappy customer service, and his new book Linchpin. Continue reading
Ruy Teixeira discusses the rise of minority voters, urban centers and generational replacement. Continue reading
John Zogby on his book, “The Way We’ll Be: The Zogby Report on the Transformation of the American Dream.” Continue reading