The John Lewis Home Insurance ad that sparked outrage

October 30, 2021

Outrage Us

Clichéd. Patriarchal. Perpetuating gender stereotypes. Sexualising children. Sounds just like a John Lewis ad, right. Wait. What? Outrage. It’s the default position of early 21st Century humanity. The casual (and detached) observer

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Creativity

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April 23, 2018

Sharing Is Caring And Nothing Beats Retweets. How One Minute Briefs Adds Value To Content.

Sharing interesting articles, videos, photos, designs even memes is a fundamental digital content transaction we participate in daily. Just scroll through your Facebook news feed. Or Twitter. LinkedIn. But why bother

March 26, 2018

10 FREE Website Gems You Need If You Work In Design, Advertising, Marketing Or Social Media

Working in Design, Advertising, Marketing or Social Media can be pretty full on. Time is not always on your side. It’s not always possible to find exactly what you need,

March 12, 2018

What A Load Of Rubbish… We Found On Our Impromptu Family Beach Clean.

A visit to the beach is always fun, and educational. Tides, waves, limpets, sea snails, anemones, crabs, rock formations, sand structures, rubbish and plastic waste; it's all an opportunity for discovery and

January 14, 2018

Businesses need a One Minute Briefs strategy. These are the top 6 benefits.

A One Minute Briefs strategy has a multitude of benefits for any business or enterprise. No matter the size or the scale of your operation, involving One Minute Briefs in

January 5, 2018

Get Noticed. Get Out Of Your Own Way.

It's time to get noticed. Again. I'm not the biggest U2 fan. I think their best music can be found in their earlier albums. However, they never fail to strike a

June 10, 2013

Brief: Be Brief! The Secret To Sending Your Creative Mojo Into Daily Overdrive With One Minute Briefs

It’s Throwback Time! “Brevity is the soul of wit.” Said Shakespeare of One Minute Briefs. Not really. Although he could have done! It's a great line. Ironic though. The line is delivered by Polonius in

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