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Fly Twitter

New Twitter. Sorry, not NEW Twitter. I mean New New Twitter, right? No? Right, what’s that? FLY Twitter? Ok, Fly Twitter it is. Confused? Watch this – The upgrade brings along all sorts of lovely things, such as a cleaner UI (nice), the ability to embed tweets (hurrah!) and BRAND PAGES (but we’ll come back [...]


James Whatley, January 11th, 2012
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Custom Christmas Crackers are GO!

Yes, that’s right, our Custom Christmas Crackers are BACK for 2011! What? You don’t know what I’m talking about? Where have you been?! Let’s rewind 12mths and, if you recall, we managed to secure four of the world’s foremost Christmas cracker joke writers and managed to convince them to spend the day writing bespoke jokes [...]


James Whatley, December 13th, 2011
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NYC & LDN: The Fashion Week Infographic

We’ve had our fair amount of Fashion-week-based work over these past couple of weeks, what with Molly giving her overall analysis of London Fashion Week and our [award-nominated] Nokia account team working with Elle Magazine on New York Fashion Week, we’re all fairly fashioned out. However, inspired by our WOMTrak successes of the Haye vs [...]


James Whatley, September 30th, 2011
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The Nokia Gift Machine

It’s Social Media Week this week and all across the globe, a multitude of key cities are gathering together to learn and discuss about the impact of social media on modern society today. As part of our work with Nokia, global partner for Social Media Week, we’ve got teams all over the world helping with [...]


James Whatley, September 20th, 2011
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You down with NFC?

Yeah you know me! If you’ve been following @1000heads on Twitter, you might know that we’ve been tinkering around with NFC of late, and for good reason. Last week, as part of our activity for Nokia’s Symbian Belle launch, we arranged a special ‘48hrs in Hong Kong‘ for a very lucky group of six select [...]


James Whatley, August 31st, 2011
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3CT #2

It’s time for episode two of ‘Three Cool Things’, for a bit of background on what this post is all about, please jump back and check out episode one. In the meantime, let’s crack on. Last Friday’s #3CT kicked off with Michael Quinn talking about the Volkswagen Bluemotion Roulette activity in Norway earlier this year. [...]


James Whatley, August 30th, 2011
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It’s a sign!

Or Our Top Five List of Awesome ‘Retail’ Posters’

Distrupt! Be out of the ordinary! Be human! Surprise! Delight! Think about the offline!


James Whatley, August 17th, 2011
Posted in 1000thoughts, Creative, retail
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Dear Blink-182. You Win.

Each morning I spend around 15mins of my day looking through my Google Reader for some decent content that I can share across the fairly interesting 1000heads Twitter feed. Sometimes though, I come across such a fantastic idea, such a perfect execution that it warrants a whole blog post on its own. Today is one [...]


James Whatley, August 4th, 2011
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Haye vs Klitschko: The Case Study

The Challenge: How do we use WOMTrak to help market both 1000heads and its insights and analysis suite? The Insight: 1000heads excels at reactive work. Contemporaneous content will always get bigger pick up, so throughout June we planned to keep our eyes peeled for an event where we could do just that. What We Did: [...]


James Whatley, July 12th, 2011
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Haye v Klitschko: The Infographic

Last week, after getting all excited about this past weekend’s BIG FIGHT, I tasked our hardcore team of crack word of mouth analysts with monitoring and tracking all the social media buzz leading up to, during and after the main event. Working tirelessly through the weekend (along with our creative team here internally and our [...]


James Whatley, July 4th, 2011
Posted in Creative, Measurement, Sport
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