A good, close vote this month but in the end it was Nadya Powell who won through with her erudite post on breaking up with advertising. Well done Nadya - you of-course join the hall of fame. My thanks to all those who took part in this month's vote.
Post of the Month - July 2017 - The Vote
Thanks for the nominations. Another good shortlist this month. So our vote is between:
Unfight Club by Ian Leslie
Dear John: a break up letter to the advertising community by Nadya Powell
What do we talk about when we talk about content (and media) by David Carr
Only crap marketers mistake stereotypes for segments by Mark Ritson
Why Isn't Advertising Funny Anymore? from Patrick Collister
Why We Need More Useless Knowledge by Beth Comstock
And you can vote below:
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Post of the Month - July 2017 - Nominations
It's the start of the month so time to open up nominations for the next Post of the Month vote. I've posted my usual short starting list below (plenty of good reading around this month) but please do add to these with your own nominations of posts that you've read in the past month that you thought were particularly good - you can do so in the comments below or direct. So my starting list is:
Unfight Club by Ian Leslie
Dear John: a break up letter to the advertising community by Nadya Powell
What do we talk about when we talk about content (and media) by David Carr
Only crap marketers mistake stereotypes for segments by Mark Ritson
Please do add to these with your own.
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Post of the Month - June 2017 - The Winner
A strong showing from a few of the shortlisted posts this month. Happy to say though that the winner of this month's vote for Post of the Month is Glyn Britton with his post on Designing Democratic Brands. Well done Glyn - you join the hall of fame. My thanks to everyone who took part.
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Post of the Month - June 2017 - The Vote
Thanks for the nominations. Shorter shortlist this month (sticking the vote up sooner than I usually do due to holiday) but that's no bad thing. So our vote is between:
Designing Democratic Brands by Glyn Britton
Do It The Hard Way: Channeling Your Inner Bette Davis by Jim Carroll
What a digital organisational looks like by Janet Hughes
You Don't Need to Bleed to Succeed in Advertising by Amelia Torode
And you can vote below:
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Only Dead Fish is a blog and digital consultancy run by Neil Perkin. Neil is the author of Building The Agile Business (Kogan Page, April 2017), and the co-creator of the Fraggl Twitter curation app.
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