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8/5/08

Steven Colbert and Obsessive Branding


(thanks Anjeli)

at 10:59 AM

Labels: branding, interview, obsessive, pop culture, steven colbert

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About Me :.

Leland Maschmeyer
leland.maschmeyer[at]yahoo[dot]com
Director of Strategy at COLLINS:
New York City

When businesses look at marketing, they focus on things like integration, brand measures and ROI. While these are important, we must respond to the fact that we are now in a situation where the recipients of marketing are, at best, numb to it or, at worst, revolting against it. We must put emphasis on designing new marketing activities that engage with people's behaviors, emotions and lifestyles in ways that help them and our clients.

To that end, design thinking and techniques can help us rethink marketing systems and structures and - possibly - redesign them from beginning to end around the "user."

This blog is a log of that brazen journey.

“For me, any of the little gestures I make are all tentative probes. That’s why I feel free to make them sound as outrageous or extreme as possible. Until you make it extreme, the probe is not very efficient.”

Marshall McLuhan


My Other Sites :.

  • Twitter
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  • Whistle Through Your Comb (Vol. 1)
  • Case Study Addict
  • Account Plan.ning
  • My Del.icio.us
  • My Amazon Lists

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    Speeches :.

    • Princeton Speech
    • On Life Support: A Speech About Transformation Design

    My De.licio.us :.

    Strategist Blogs :.

    • Adam Crowe
    • Adliterate
    • Adrian Lai
    • Amelia Torode
    • Brain Sells
    • Brand Tarot
    • Charles Frith
    • Chroma
    • Dan Burgess
    • Faris Yakob
    • Gareth Kay
    • Iqbal
    • Jason Oke
    • Jon Howard
    • Make Marketing History
    • Mark Lewis
    • Neil Perkin
    • Paul Isakson
    • Punk Planning
    • Sean Miller
    • Seth Gaffney
    • Simon Law
    • Zeus Jones

    Design Blogs :.

    • A Brief Message
    • Alex Nisbett
    • Avant Game
    • BBH Labs
    • Brand Experience Lab
    • Coudal
    • David Report
    • Design For Services
    • Design Observer
    • Designing For Humans
    • Digital Thread
    • Frog Blog
    • Functioning Form
    • Google.org
    • History of the Button
    • Jeff Howard
    • Johnny Holland
    • Johnson Banks: Thought of the Day
    • Noisy Decent Graphics
    • On My Desk
    • Putting People First
    • Schulze and Webb
    • See Change Happen
    • Simplicity
    • Stanford Social Innovation Review
    • This Ain't No Disco
    • This is Broken
    • Tim Brown

    Design Resources :.

    • Design Disease Flickr Pool
    • Emergence
    • Make Tools (for Collective Creativity)
    • Next Issue PDFs
    • Service Design Yahoo! Group

    Interestingness :.

    • Ape Notes
    • Brand Avenue
    • Collision Detection
    • Dictionary Evangelist
    • Edge Perspectives
    • Experience Manifesto
    • Fallon Trend Point
    • Fast Company Blog
    • FFFFound
    • Filter
    • Gaping Void
    • Henry Jenkins
    • Infosthetics
    • IT Conversations
    • Juxtapoz
    • Lee Maicon
    • Little Atoms
    • Malcolm Gladwell
    • MIT Ad lab
    • MTV Sticky
    • Murketing
    • NY Times Magazine
    • NYC Pecka Chuka
    • Penguin Blog
    • Play Ethic
    • Pop Philosophy
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    • Raph Koster
    • Sporg
    • TED Talks
    • The Kaiser Edition
    • This Blog Sits At
    • Wired
    • Wishful Thinking
    • WK London

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    The opinions expressed here are those of me alone, and are not be those of my employer COLLINS: or IPG. Also, material quoted from other authors, publications, and websites may be the copyright of its respective owners. I've done my best to properly reference them and link to the original source wherever possible.