Monthly Archives: December 2010

What I Learned This Year #3: John Creson

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Did u learn. Did u create a moment of reflection and associated actions. These are the days for contemplation, creation and actions. Great post (of a series) to connect to and act accordingly.

Found at http://www.thesfegotist.com/editorial/2010/december/20/what-i-learned-year-3-john-creson

With only a few days left until the new year, I appreciate the opportunity to pause and think about what 2010 has taught me. To honor the first ten years of the millennium, I will keep my observations to ten. They are:

To be continued at http://www.thesfegotist.com/editorial/2010/december/20/what-i-learned-year-3-john-creson

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a sort of homecoming (via marco ortolani kuemmel*)

 

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Shine or the Path to Peak Performance

Dr. Edward M. “Ned” Hallowell outlines the five steps necessary to excel at work: select, connect, play, grapple and shine.

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Emotive Design

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Let say that in the first decade customer service discovered the need to deploy branding concepts into the encounters and touchpoints with customers. This post is additional to valuable concepts as brand driven innovation, design driven innovation and service design.

Found at What Is Emotive Design? – Emotivator.

Emotive design engages people in a focused way which strives to evoke the specific feelings the emotive brand seeks to own.
Using color, lines, shape, form, texture, light – and nothingness – designers create both passive and interactive experiences that resonant with the brand’s emotional space.
Emotive design is not overtly emotional design.

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5 Crowdsourced Consumer Trends To Watch In 2011

Found at 5 Crowdsourced Consumer Trends To Watch In 2011 | Social Media Today.

Almost anyone you meet in marketing will usually be a fan of getting their data and insights about major trends in consumer behaviour from research reports. After all, we generally pay a lot of money for them, and (ironically) many of the most authoritative are BRANDED either by a research organization, or by an authoritative institution such as a renowned business school. To some degree, this is valuable and much needed … since anyone can publish the results of any unscientific poll or survey done hastily on Twitter and more weight to the “data” produced than they should. Yet you don’t need an MBA in analytics to have a voice in spotting hot trends.

IMB_TrendHunterLogoFor those of you who actively read and digest information about the world around you - Trendhunter.com has a home for your thoughts. Whether you happen to write your own blog or prefer to remain a participant instead of a creator, the site has built a platform for what they call “Crowdsourced Consumer Insight.” Last week they released a sneak peek at their 2011 Trend Report which takes individual examples of interesting trends and applies a filter to identify some top level trends that they may point towards.

The team at TrendHunter was kind enough to share an exclusive link to a sample of the report with the TOP 20 TRENDS and lots of great insights for FREE and you can get the 35 page report right here.

To be continued at 5 Crowdsourced Consumer Trends To Watch In 2011 | Social Media Today.

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Two wheeled winter windowshopping

 

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The Future of Selling

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Recommended: Sorry but I’m not a member of your community

Recommended: Sorry but I’m not a member of your community – Summary : considering that one’s audience on the w… http://ow.ly/1axDrt

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wood grips Road Kandy Sangria Vida (via cycleexif)

Noah Brier’s Everything is Media

art in cycle culture exhibition

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