about the speech by Jim Stengel, of P&G, that was referred to in the Auletta article: ‘All marketing should be permission marketing’. Good stuff.
Archives for March 2005
In the New Yorker this week
is a great piece by Ken Auletta: The New Pitch. Subtitle: Do ads still work? The bigger question, hinted at about halfway through, is “can advertising agencies effectively isolate the variables required to accurately measure effectiveness?” When TV was run by local affiliates and there were generally only local offerings on the newsstand in addition to a few national publications, it was easy to run an ad in, say, Cleveland and use sales figures from Detroit as the control group. In an advertising-saturated world, though, one wonders what kind of assumptions-gymnastics a marketer has to engage in to demonstrate that a piece really was effective.
The other day
Jeff Veen wrote about an interactive design contest he’s judging: State-of-the-art interactivity? More good reading from Veen.
Blork unlocks
the secret of how to freeze cilantro. Read the comments as well – there’s valuable info on keeping many other fresh herbs.
Tod Maffin
has more on the proposed changes: Canada to Amend its Copyright Laws at his I Love Radio blog.
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