Liam CurleyWhy the element of surprise is critical to your campaignWhen was the last time you sent a letter or parcel as part of a marketing campaign? It may be more expensive than online methods, but it’s…Jan 30, 2019Jan 30, 2019
Liam CurleyStorytelling with supermarket flowers on Valentine’s DayIt’s 11am on Valentine’s Day. Tesco are selling flowers, £5 a bunch. They had a small stall set-up by the entrance where you could pick the…Feb 26, 2016Feb 26, 2016
Liam CurleyWhat Real Madrid and shark attacks teach us about recollection in consumer psychologyReal have recently been found guilty of signing under-aged players from outside the EU, going against UEFA and FIFA code of conduct. They…Feb 23, 2016Feb 23, 2016
Liam CurleyCan businesses artificially tap into word of mouth through social advertising?Word of mouth advertising, stories past from one person to another, is the pinnacle form of marketing for any business. It doesn’t come…Feb 19, 2016Feb 19, 2016
Liam CurleyThere’s more to your product than your product: sensation transference in a digital worldIn the 1940s, Louis Cheskin’s tests on unconscious thinking in consumer psychology formed many of the marketing principles around colour…Feb 17, 2016Feb 17, 2016
Liam CurleyThe craft of the entrepreneurEntrepreneurship is a craft, a form of creative art. The creation of something unique and independent, an expression of an individual or a…Feb 9, 2016Feb 9, 2016
Liam CurleyPersonal Branding: How detaching our ‘self’ from our work can liberate usPosted on Tuesday 2nd February 2016 by Liam CurleyFeb 2, 2016Feb 2, 2016