The idea of what I call Brand Reality Creative – for want of a better term and I’m sure there is one – began in a whitepaper I wrote last summer as part of a series of digital workshops we were running with clients and other industry people.
Brand Reality Creative was initially a reaction to [...]
March 26, 2009
Categories: Strategy, Trends, whitepapers . Tags: Brand Reality Creative, brand utility, creative trends, good enough to share, interactive, whitepapers . Author: davidjcarr . Comments: 3 Comments
Often we have seen brands approach the internet like hedge-funds playing the stock market. So many strategies are double plays that aim to have their cake and eat it, to win no matter what the outcome but have a side order of “social” to round out the meal or case study. The result is expensive [...]
March 26, 2009
Categories: Strategy, Trends, whitepapers . Tags: Brand Reality Creative, creative trends, good enough to share, interactive, nodal points, objective correlative, SharedEgg, whitepapers . Author: davidjcarr . Comments: 2 Comments
This is a whitepaper on near, medium and long term interactive creative and strategy that I wrote at the end of the summer in response to a “what should we be doing/thinking next?” question from several clients. It covers my belief that the semantic web leads to the need for a new way of approaching [...]
October 6, 2008
Categories: Strategy, Thoughts, links, whitepapers . Tags: Brand Reality Creative, cloud computing, Creative, interactive, opensource, Strategy . Author: davidjcarr . Comments: 4 Comments
When people start talking about the “digital space” I always react with the belief that “interactive is a philosophy not a channel”. It’s not the technology, it’s what you do with it that counts. And even more importantly, why you do it.
An old presentation I used to give to students in my militant phase was [...]
July 14, 2008
Categories: Thoughts, Uncategorized . Tags: big ideas, Brand Reality Creative, Creative, digital, interactive, principles, rich ideas, Strategy . Author: davidjcarr . Comments: Leave a Comment