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Copywriting and the Rossiter Percy grid

We explore how the Rossiter Percy grid helps you focus your copywriting style. Learn how this advertising planning model tightens your tone of voice delivery. Read this for examples of how to sharpen your copy with the Rossiter Percy grid.

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How to improve your D2C experience

We explore ways to improve the Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) experience. Learn how to sharpen your insights, competitive strategy and positioning. Then, how to turn those into customer-facing activities. Read this for ideas on how to optimise D2C.

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Why selling with Amazon is a challenge

We explore why selling with Amazon is a challenge. Learn how their customer obsession impacts suppliers. How their shopping experience isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. And how tough their business approach is. Read this to prepare for the challenges of selling with Amazon.

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Check the brightness of your brand's creative habits

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Brands that consistently bring the brightest ideas to life build great creative habits and processes.

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10 questions to learn whether your brand’s ideas are more likely to be “no” or more likely to be “woah”.

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Three-Brains - Ideas that mean business

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