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Define: Big Idea in Advertising

Big ideas are fresh and provoking ideas that hold a viewer’s attention.

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2010: A RENAISSANCE IN PERSUASION

As we start the 10′s, the landscape of advertising will become even more shaky for those who rely on “what used to work.”

Leonardo DaVinci's toothed gears. DaVinci was also a painter, architect, mathematician...

2010: Time to discover new ways to help consumers make buying decisions.

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Swine Flu News Article

This article was written as an experiment in October of 2009. It was never published.

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What would you eat if you could CHEAT?

I forgot to mention in the post about CheatRX.com that I wrote the tagline, “What would you eat if you could CHEAT?”

Invention is explaining the obvious

Obvious does not mean what everyone else sees.

Yet, when the inventor explains it, it suddenly becomes obvious to everyone else.

Got Milk

Obvious. Why didn't I think of that?

Social Advertising

Let people make their own advertisements for your product in their Facebook pictures.

Photographer: Mickey van der Stap

Photographer: Mickey van der Stap

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Social Networks: The digital red carpet

Social networks allow the everyday person to write their biography and share it with the world in a way that — in the past — was reserved for the super-famous.

Social networking is a similar feeling to walking down the red carpet at the academy awards.

Photographer Alan Light / Academy Awards 1988

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Passwords reinvented: easy to remember, hard to crack

How do you make passwords for the cloud that are hard for hackers to guess yet easy to remember?

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911 video scares criminals

(Future of 911) — Dialing 911 starts a video recording that is uploaded to a server in real-time. Records are kept online, even if the phone breaks.

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Misconception – why it happens

The red pieces below represent communication between two people in the form of words, expressions, voice tones, touch, smell, taste, etc.
Graph: The components of communication. Most of it happens inside the mind.
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