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Cirque du Soleil is one of the world’s most beloved entertainment brands, but how do you translate the emotional experience of a Cirque performance into a multi-platform brand identity? We sat down with Brand Manager Jean Guibert at the Tomorrow… more
Q&A
At Sparksheet we’re all about brands using new platforms to tell their stories. But are digital billboards too transient for real storytelling? We spoke to JWT Digital Creative Director Paul Banham about the rapidly changing world of digital… more
Every brand wants its content to go viral, but that’s like winning the lottery in the crowded online media world. Online video expert Alex Rowland explains how brands can find the sweet spot between viral video and branded entertainment – and why… more
Best of the Web
Charlie Sheen brings his rants to Twitter, Google mails in an apology, and the iPad 2 dominates the news in this week's roundup of content, media and marketing links. more
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In his latest bestselling book, The Upside of Irrationality, behavioural economist Dan Ariely explores how defying logic can actually be good for business. We spoke to him about the ups and downs of… more
Best of the Web
Throughout our first year at Sparksheet we've presented you with the best content, media and travel marketing links from around the Web. As 2010 comes to an end, we look back at the year's most memorable and important stories – the best of the Best… more
Return on Engagement
Okay, so brands aren’t really human. But people do project personalities onto brands (Mac vs. PC, anyone?). Search marketing specialist Ric Dragon breaks down some different brand archetypes and… more
Q&A
Telling stories is at the heart of what we do here at Sparksheet and it’s also the key to great marketing. We spoke to three BrandsConf speakers, Cisco's Tim Washer, Get… more
Being an open book may seem scary to most businesses but in a world of YouTube, blogging and social networking it’s simply good branding. Marketing veteran and @BrandsConf presenter Hank… more
Best of the Web
The TSA implements some touchy new security measures, Amazon sneaks through the doors of it's Brick-and-Mortar competitors, and NetFlix decides that delivery doesn't fly in this week's round up of content, media and travel marketing links. more