by Gugu Madlala. If we take a pleasant approach to transformation, we’ll be extremely surprised at how easy it could be.
Tag archives: Motive – By Invitation Only
Motive: Tenders, pitches and the ACA Code of Conduct
by Odette van der Haar. In the absence of ubuntu, the ACA, member agencies, GCIS, Treasury and dti spent almost three years drawing up five rules.
Motive: Eight things I learnt presenting in a foreign country
by Ross Chowles. I recently did a One Show presentation on “How to Brainstorm” at the Art Directors Club Festival in Hamburg, Germany.
Motive: It’s all about the logo [Design Plus]
by Mark Tungate. Let’s take a look at the rebranding efforts, on either side of the Atlantic, for Paris Airports and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Motive: Why aren’t more clients producing quality radio content?
by Paulo Dias. If General Electric can see the value of its own audio content and the power of audio and podcasts, what does that tell us?
Motive: The shared creative ether
by Alistair King. Conspiracy theorists piss me off. No agency I know of would intentionally plagiarise another agency’s ideas.
Motive: Three learnings from judging The One Show
by Xolisa Dyeshana. Judging the Interactive category for The One Show took an intense four days of early mornings and late nights.
Motive: How to redesign a magazine [Design Plus]
by Mark Tungate. Being based in Paris, I couldn’t help but notice the redesign of iconic French news magazine, L’Express.
Motive: Using data-driven creative to amplify programmatic
by Dee Stephens. It’s a whole different ball game when it comes to applying this to creative and then putting it into practice.
Motive: The 30” spot has become an afterthought
by Paulo Dias. Just because radio is cheap to produce, radio ads don’t need to sound that way.