Feel More Buy More System1 Research

We're bringing you an exclusive episode of Feel More Buy More, from the Uncensored CMO podcast feed. Orlando is going to be revealing some brand new research building on his seminal work of Lemon from last year about right-brained online advertising. He's got some genuinely, really powerful insights, not just advertising, but on culture in general. I wanted to find out what has changed in the last year, and what new insight does he has, particularly when it comes to advertising online.

The season of Christmas ads is upon us and we've already tested over 100 that have hit screens in the UK. Editor in chief, Tom Ewing, sits down with James McKinven to discuss our top 10 Christmas ads already this year and why it's such a phenomenon this side of the pond.

In the third part of our Lemon podcast trilogy, author Orlando Wood sits down with Sarah Carter, Global Planning Partner at adam&eveDDB to discuss right-brained creative development. The episode dips in and out of the approach to advertising taken by the late John Webster, who was the Creative Director at adam&eveDDB and how this relates to chapter four of Lemon.

This year’s marketing effectiveness must-read, Orlando Wood’s Lemon, is published this week by The IPA. In part 2 of our Lemon podcast special, Orlando sits down with Tom Ewing for a chapter by chapter tour. Get the highlights of Lemon from the man who did the work, and squeeze even more out of the book.

Lemon: brains have never been so juicy.

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. But life has not given us lemons, it has given us a book called Lemon. A book written by Orlando Wood and published by the IPA which talks about why the advertising brain has turned sour. In this episode, we speak with Orlando Wood to discuss what's in the book and why he wrote it.

In this episode, we're going to be talking about how and why ads perform so differently across markets. We have examples of those that test very well in some territories and those very same ads completely flop in another. We'll look into why this is and how brands can ensure that their ads can perform effectively across all markets.