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Down the Rabbit Hole: The Real Story Behind Thayers and a Word (or two) about Heritage.
Every once in a while, I fall down a rabbit hole. This week's adventure started with something completely ordinary—a bottle of Thayers Witch Hazel Pore Refining Pads on the bathroom counter. The label proudly reads: Doctor Founded Since 1847. As someone who has spent a career in marketing and graphic design, that simple phrase did exactly what it was designed to do. It made me curious. Who was Dr. Thayer? Was this really the same company that's been making witch hazel for nea

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A word (or 2) on the power of color
In the realm of business, communication is key. Whether you're a small startup or an established enterprise, the ability to convey emotions through colors is a powerful tool in your marketing arsenal. The psychology of color is a well-researched field that offers valuable insights into how different hues can evoke specific feelings and perceptions within your audience. By mastering the art of color communication, you can create a visual language that resonates with your custo

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A word (or two) about campaigning. And not the political kind.
In the world of marketing, most campaigns hope for a "moment." But in 1993, the California Milk Processor Board didn't just find a moment; they created a decade-spanning cultural monolith. We’re talking about "Got Milk?"—a campaign so ubiquitous it managed to make a common refrigerator staple feel like a VIP accessory. The genius wasn't just in the tagline; it was in the "Milk Mustache." By partnering with the Milk Processor Education Program (MilkPEP), the campaign turned a

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A word (or two) on fonts
Most designers have hundreds, if not thousands, of fonts in their arsenal (most of which never see ad space) and almost every designer...

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A word (or two) on branding
McDonald's has pulled off a number of out-of-home advertisements in recent years where the brand didn't even need to identify itself...

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