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Sometimes, it’s the simple enhancements that make you smile.

Cheerios is finally going to package its cereal in resealable bags. The Post Office has developed a new app that tells me when my mail is actually delivered, so I don’t needlessly walk up to the corner. And a Residence Inn replaced paper “do not disturb” signs with a simple magnet.

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When a store closes, other retailers naturally try to capture those customers, either by attracting them with existing merchandise or by adding a new product line to replace what they lost.

When JoAnn Fabrics closed, Michael’s added a new section with fabric and sewing essentials. Sewing is a hobby, so it was a logical evolution.

Less so with Staples’ atte...


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Decide what you want to stand for, and stick with it.

Which is it? Healthy living made easy OR the 800-calorie cinnamon roll being promoted right behind the sign? You can’t have both.

It’s the small, mixed signals like this that keep you from having a coherent brand identity.


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No matter your political views, I think everyone will be happy when the election media blitz is over. The incessant television and radio ads, constant phone calls, text messages, social media feeds, and, oh my gosh, the mail. Every single day, multiple pieces for the same candidate arrive in the mailbox. Literally billions have been spent on this election, trying to ...


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A scheduling conflict arose that overlapped with the class I am teaching. I really work to honor class time as sacred, but it was important that I move this session so I could attend the other appointment. I texted my students about the change and delayed their final project from Monday to Wednesday as well. I was surprised at their replies:

Awh!!! I have so much work...

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