Archive for December, 2010

Originally posted on December 31, 2004 Bruce Mau, a designer, thinker, articulator, and massive change provocateur, has a lot of ideas on a lot of things. His Incomplete Manifesto for Growth is a list, an incomplete one at that, of

As 2010 turns to 2011, it’s time to revisit my favorite Brand Autopsy posts from the past year. Revisiting vintage posts is year-end tradition having started with my favorite posts from 2004 and 2005 and 2006 and 2007 and 2008,

The NOVEL PIECE PRIZE award recognizes excellence in business book writing. The first recipient was Youngme Moon. The second recipient is celebrated below… Why do service firms ranging from ad agencies to consulting businesses to creative professionals succumb to the

A huge hat tip to Drew McLellan for finding and sharing this tasty nugget of business wisdom from Walt Disney… “Do what you do so well that they will want to see it again and bring their friends.” – Walt

Since this blog began in December of 2003, I’ve awarded and celebrated the best business books from the past year. The Brand Autopsy blog archives include award winners from 2003, 2004, 2006, and 2007. (Instead of award winners in 2008,

SOURCE: ideaSELLING | Sam Harrison “If you need to explain a slide, you have the wrong slide.” – Sam Harrison

The Austin Police Department arrested my attention last week. While returning from a short jog at my gym, I noticed one police car parked sideways in the half-full lot. I also noticed two police officers looking at the front windshield

Silence can be heard. It was heard at the Word of Mouth Marketing Summit 2010 when Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva, known better together as NPR’s The Kitchen Sisters, gave a presentation on the Art of Storytelling. About halfway through