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How Challenger Thinking Helped the Chief of Naval Operations

by Mark Barden
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Guest Post: Havaianas

Carlos Ricardo, VP Marketing Services at Mondolez International, picks one of his favourite Latin American challenger brands to watch out fo...

by Guest Author
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Superman was a Commie

Who knew Brett liked comic books? Well he does - but only the ones that contain lessons for Challenger Brands...

by Brett Donahay
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Guest Post: First National Bank

Abey Mokgwatsane, CEO at Ogilvy & Mather South Africa, writes about one of his challenger brands to watch out for in 2013: South Africa's Fi...

by Guest Author
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Welcoming Our New Guest Bloggers

Continuing our focus on brands to watch in 2013 - meet some friends of the challenger project who will be contributing stories from their re...

by Amy Ryles
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Getting Your Fans to Work for You

A couple of weeks ago Zoe, Brett and I went along to hear Seth Godin speak about his latest book- ...

by Amy Ryles

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How Do You Fix a Spam Catastrophe? With More Spam.

In the last few years Authenticity has gone from a trend, to a buzz word, to a must in branding. By dealing with a mistake in their unique way, Mini show us how its done.

by Georgia Craib
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Putting the Music back into Music Television

So I’ve be pretty quiet on the blog for quite a while; it’s not because of the lack of interesting ...

by Georgia Craib
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20 Challenger Brands to Watch in 2013

Our top picks for Challenger Brand businesses who may -or may not- make an impact in 2013.

by Helen Redstone

Help! I’m Horny

  What are condoms for? If you ask Durex, they’ll probably tell you that condoms are for sex and that ...

by Amy Ryles

3 Bits of Advice for Challenger Brands in 2013

Porter Gale, author of Your 'Network Is Your Net Worth' and ex-VP Marketing of Virgin America shares her three bits of advice for Challenger Brands in 2013.

by Jude Bliss

Wings, Dreams and Nightmares

I should preface this post with the caveat that at eatbigfish, we are big fans of Nike as a very ...

by Chad Dick

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Using criticism to fuel innovation

    Until recently, life in the village of Wonchi, Ethiopia, was undisturbed by the hyperconnected world that you and ...

by Amy Ryles

A Health & Safety Demo with a Difference

To mark of 150 years of the London Underground - a classic story from the eatbigfish archives.

by Helen Redstone

Junk Food…UnJunked

So the eatbigfish team have been gradually returning to the office this week – many of us slightly worse for ...

by Zoe Zambakides

Making every pixel count

  We’ve long been big fans as well as users of Vimeo at eatbigfish, it hosts all of our Challenger ...

by Jude Bliss

How to Give a Goat

Georgia on the art of giving gifts of goats...

by Georgia Craib

’3 Bits of Advice’ for would-be entrepreneurs

Returning with our semi-regular '3 Bits of Advice' series is David Hieatt, co-founder of Hiut Denim, as he gives us some super short and sweet advice for budding entrepreneurs.

by Jude Bliss

The Browser You Love(d) to Hate

One to watch - a former Goliath now challenges the ghosts of their past.

by Chad Dick

Biting the Hand that Feeds You

You’ll be pleased to know that this is not a piece about Leveson. It’s about cycling. ‘A principle isn’t a ...

by Hugh Derrick

Zagging Against Planned Obsolescence

Since 1959 Vitsœ has made furniture that last a lifetime. In this video they take an explicit stance against against a world of waste.

by Jude Bliss

The Art of Cultivating Ideas (and limes)

What fruitful plants and fertile innovation cultures have in common.

by Mark Barden

Dumb Ways to Die – a Challenger PSA

Warning. This will get stuck in your head. And it’s kind of gross. But this is Melbourne Metro’s latest PSA ...

by Nick Geoghegan

Building a Challenger Brand – 3 Bits of Advice

James Watt, Co-founder and 'Head of Stuff' at BrewDog shares his '3 Bits of Advice' for building a Challenger Brand.

by Jude Bliss
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