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Dave - November 2010
Is the consumer always right? Of course not, but as customers we expect brands to listen, respond and react positively to our needs.
Dave & Robb - November 2010
You might have read or been told about the first chapter of Two Skinny Men’s story. For the benefit of those who are wondering what we’re talking about, here’s the synopsis:
- 9 day mountain biking trip to New Zealand in May 2009.
- A fleeting thought while flying through the forest on our bikes, 'Too fast. This’ll be bad.'
- Various bones broken in a total of 13 places.
- Two operations to fit and remove various pieces of hardware.
- A 12 month journey back to mental and physical health.
The full story is available at 127 Defining Moments »
Two Skinny Men Launches
Dave & Robb - November 2010
Two Skinny Men launch its Sydney, Australia based digital agency on 1 November 2010.
Robb Simpson - November 2010
Guess what? Agencies outsource work. For those who have worked for an agency or have been drafted onto a project as a contracted third party outsourcing often feels like a dirty secret. Unless the client is told contractors will be apart of the project team during the pitch/sales process, it's not a piece of information disclosed during the project lifecycle. In most cases the project team toil behind a protective member of the account service team who's ever mindful of protecting the reputation of a know-all, do-all, 'full service' agency. The client doesn't know who's working on their project because they don't need to… Right? Well, not exactly.
Namrta Malik (Sunday Star Times) - January 2010
Social networking is not a fad; it is a shift in the way we communicate. A popular YouTube video is a great place to establish this fact. But how does it affect the way employers recruit? And what can candidates do to make the most of this emerging medium?
Dave Dury - January 2010
Traditionally the Christmas and New Year season is when Australians are more exposed to their social networks then other times throughout the year. At this time the sun is out and we look forward to a barbeque, beers and backyard cricket with our friends and family. Whilst these social traditions are unlikely to change in the near future, a new wave of social communication is being accepted and embraced in Australia – online social networks.
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