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The Change Agent: Q & A with Ken Schmidt
09 May 2012 | CANVAS Magazine
Ken Schmidt can’t get the jingle out of his head. “We’re the guys in the little red trucks.” You can thank auto glass specialists, the Madison, Wis.-based automotive glass replacement and repair company that operates a chain of sales and services centers in nine states in the upper Midwest. It’s not a bad thing – not by a long shot. Schmidt admits that every time he sees something from the company, he can’t help but hear that catchy little ditty in his head. The marketing campaign has what he calls that “it” vibe: – the hypnotic, simplistic messaging that can sear a brand into your subconscious.
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Ready, Fire, Aim. The Banking Industry Sprays Bullets, Misses Target Completely.
18 August 2011 | Behind The Mic
It was in spring of 2010 that a coalition of the nation’s largest banks launched a highly capitalized public relations campaign aimed at improving America’s general disdain for their industry. The need was obvious and the investment was — they apparently felt — necessary to restore faith in one of the world’s most important bedrocks and put a human face on their hugely maligned and misunderstood industry...
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A Harley Savior Tells a Success Story
20 May 2011 | The Portland Press Herald,
SOUTH PORTLAND - The turnaround of Harley-Davidson began by listening to customers, but almost as importantly, actively asking for their ideas, the company's former communications director told about 150 people during a breakfast speech Thursday...
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