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Showing posts with label propoganda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label propoganda. Show all posts
Sunday, 7 June 2009
What is Propoganda Series
labels: brand security, threat analysis,
Mind Control,
propoganda,
visual mind prison
Wednesday, 16 April 2008
The Propoganda Myth :: Its just Marketing by another name?
Brand Killer Robots reveal::Our learned colleagues at the Confidential Resource have raised the spectre of that nasty thing we all call Propoganda. They offer a definition:
Propaganda may be defined as the deliberate, systematic attempt to shape perceptions, manipulate cognitions, and direct behavior to achieve a response that furthers the desired intent of the propagandist.
Having worked for quite a few top brands and not so top brands we have to say that this definition fits very neatly with the intentions, expectations and strategies of todays brand managers, marketers and executive management team.
It seems that Propoganda (at least by defintion) is indisguishable from todays marketing pratices to capture, alter and entrench the consumers behaviour in a product.
Propoganda is just Marketing by another name. The answer as a consumer is to base your purchasing decisions on what you know deep down to be right. Don't listen to your head. It is a programmed receiver of propoganda.
labels: brand security, threat analysis,
cognitive hacking,
communications warfare,
propoganda
Wednesday, 26 September 2007
EWHISPERS threaten to corrode brand messages in the 21st Century
Brand Killer Robots reveal::
As any editor or advertising guru can tell you. 'Context is King.'
As any editor or advertising guru can tell you. 'Context is King.'
If i whispered to you "do you know, this guy over here is gay", you'd probably say "oh is he - good for him". If i whispered the same thing to you, but in a different context, you'd probably think the same thing - but, would you say the same thing? If the context he used was, "I'm your boss, you rely on me and you are surrounded by the same kind of people as me", when he said it, you'd have probably said "oh - that must be difficult for him" or if you were really submissive you might have thought one thing, then said something else like "not sure he fits in here".
Whilst all the time trying to defend your true feelings, you try make a compromise with those of the crooked mindset. Just so you avoid coming into conflict with the very thing you despise.
Power and Prejudice! In compromising in this situation - you dilute your brand - you dilute YOU!
Power and Prejudice! In compromising in this situation - you dilute your brand - you dilute YOU!
Brands that allow others to whisper stories in their name, whether online or offline, could be conveying some very corrosive images to consumers indeed.
Brands must take steps to protect themselves from being associated with subversive whispers that with the proliferation of the Internet could occur in any context, at any time, from any where in the world.
labels: brand security, threat analysis,
black PR,
brand defamation,
communications warfare,
propoganda,
subversive content
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