Goodbye, alternative facts. Hello, greasy pork.
It seems people are starving for some truth. That’s what Montreal restauranteur Feigang Fei found after an appreciative customer tweeted his tell-it-like-it-is menu.
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Which COVID-19 marketing shifts will outlast COVID-19?
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We can all agree, it’s been a long, strange three months. With workplaces opening again, it seemed like a good time to reflect on the grand social (or anti-social) experiment of working in lockdown.
How sustainability can sustain your bottom line
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Simplicity Spotlight: eBags
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Simplicity Spotlight: Skimm2020
A shout-out this week to some kindred spirits in simplifying the complex, The Skimm.
Designing your way to the presidency
As President Trump would surely attest, there’s one thing every 2020 candidate needs – memorable branding.
This is my year-in-review, not yours
Goodbye, 2019. You went by so fast. Luckily, companies have been eager to take us all on a data-driven trip down memory lane.
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