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This Ted video offers some great ideas about design in a a spectacular (and often quite funny) slide deck of surfer-turned-designer David Carson work and found images. He also exposes some surprising description of several prominent magazines handling of sensitive media. Lean about Design, Discover and Humor and not in any particular order. Related Information: Read More …
This is a timeless Ted talk from 2003. Design critic Don Norman turns his incisive eye toward beauty, fun, pleasure and emotion, as he looks at design that makes people happy. He names the three emotional cues that a well-designed product must hit to succeed. For marketers and designers alike. Related Information: Is Viral Still Read More …
Morgan Spurlock did just that. If you market yourself or market for a company or if you want to just get a different take on brand marketing, you will enjoy this. Much of the TV, video, film and sport we watch is sponsored by a brand, a product, a corporation. But … why? With humor Read More …
Thomas Goetz wants to redesign medical data, allowing patients to get more insight and take part in their treatment. His ideas on how to make data understandable (ideas stolen from a Captain Crunch Box) and how to create feedback loops are excellent visualizations for marketing to learn from. As marketing increasingly relies on content and Read More …
Some great tips to start visualizing the process of collaborative networks. You don’t have to throw the organization chart away, even though it seems that way sometimes. A key reason to look at this video is for better understanding by sales and marketing on what is taking place in organizations that they must sell too. Read More …
I think this is an interesting framework that is worth exploring this year. This decision model closely resembles where I think sales and marketing is headed. Our efforts will not be based on the traditional metrics as we know them now but how our stories, our content is being interpreted by our customers. For example, Read More …