
Hello, I’m Dan Bond. And this is my thinking space for marketing observations drawn from, well, anywhere. It covers behavioural psychology, design, history, or the gap between what people say they do and what they actually do when nobody’s watching.

Why the distinction between new and returning customers is irrelevant: The focus should be on answering ‘Why should I buy today?’ for everyone. Imagine walking…
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When Slack launched in 2013, it was positioned carefully: a team communication platform that would transform how organisations work together. The company spent millions refining…
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There’s something deeply unsettling about realising you’ve spent fifteen years in marketing without REALLY doing marketing. Not properly, anyway. Not the full-spectrum, four-pillars-of-the-discipline kind that…
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Here’s the thing about marketing principles: everyone’s got them, some are borrowed from someone else’s LinkedIn post, and approximately 73.2% of them sound profound and…
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There I was, sitting in another meeting about email marketing ROI, watching an earnest analyst explain why our campaigns were responsible for 23.7% of conversions.…
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Creative partner? Content machine? The cursor blinked at me mockingly. I’d been staring at a blank document for twenty minutes, trying to articulate… Something. The…
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In 1889, Buffalo Bill Cody pitched his Wild West show outside the Exposition Universelle in Paris. The official exhibition charged admission. Cody’s show was free.…
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Stop blanket discounting—use targeted offers instead Most eCommerce brands rely on wide, site-wide discounts. While these are easy to launch, they hurt margins and weaken…
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A video series produced to capture search traffic from YouTube for RevLifter. This video delves into offer sensitivity and its crucial role in retail marketing…
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