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The Startling Strategy Behind Quince and the New Economics of Desire

The Startling Strategy Behind Quince and the New Economics of Desire

by Jeff Slater | Dec 21, 2025 | Branding Issues, Interesting Brands

Ever hear of Quince? I hadn’t heard of this business until I heard about efforts to disrupt the luxury goods industry. And that, beyond apparel, they were sticking a big toe into the food-and-beverage world. This Quiet Giant Is Reshaping Consumer Expectations...
Why Some Logos Are Still Relevant After 158 Years

Why Some Logos Are Still Relevant After 158 Years

by Jeff Slater | Nov 23, 2025 | Branding Issues, Marketing Advice

Brand Consistency Builds Mental Real Estate In an era obsessed with rebrands, refreshes, and “modernization,” some of the world’s most valuable brands have quietly maintained the same visual identity for over a century. While agencies pitch the...
Why Smart Consultants Still Struggle to Win Clients (and How to Fix It)

Why Smart Consultants Still Struggle to Win Clients (and How to Fix It)

by Jeff Slater | Nov 16, 2025 | Branding Issues, Marketing Advice

Every consultant eventually faces the exact uncomfortable moment. You are producing smart content, showing up consistently on LinkedIn, maybe even hosting a podcast, and yet your calendar remains frustratingly empty. You are not invisible, but you are not converting...
The Ten Second Rule – How To Sell Millions of Games

The Ten Second Rule – How To Sell Millions of Games

by Jeff Slater | Nov 9, 2025 | Branding Issues, Marketing Advice

I met Steve Mark in the early 1990s when I was the EVP of Marketing for GoodMark Foods, the parent company of Slim Jim. Steve worked at North Castle Partners, our Stamford, Connecticut-based agency of record. Steve was a part of a dynamic duo called “The Steves”, a...
Consumers Buy Outcomes: Think Destination not the Journey.

Consumers Buy Outcomes: Think Destination not the Journey.

by Jeff Slater | Nov 2, 2025 | Branding Issues, Marketing Advice

There’s a cognitive trap that ensnares even sophisticated marketers: the belief that consumers buy products for their features, or even their benefits. They don’t. Consumers buy outcomes. They buy the transformed version of themselves they envision on the...
SEO Is Dying? That’s Good for Marketers Who Get GEO

SEO Is Dying? That’s Good for Marketers Who Get GEO

by Jeff Slater | Oct 12, 2025 | Branding Issues, Marketing Advice

For nearly two decades, “search” has meant one thing: Google. The entire ecosystem of SEO—keywords, backlinks, page optimization—was designed around convincing Google’s algorithms that your content deserved to rank higher than the competition. Marketers built careers...
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