This #tellthetruths video isn’t about the dehumanizing effects of AI, although a lot of people seem to be feeling scared about that.
No, it’s explaining why we prefer to refer to people as people, and not as consumers or targets.
Check it out and then tell us what you think.
You guys enjoyed talking about non-profit name changes previously, and there’s a lot of great work being done here, so we’re revisiting the topic.
Check out our latest #tellthetruths video to catch more intriguing examples of the ways in which non-profits are changing their names to be more emotional and convey a sense of urgency.
Then, be sure to let us know what YOU think, or share any other examples you might have.
Battle Of The Brands: This is a fun one, pitting two used car brands against one another. What’s your pick in this cage match? Check out this #tellthetruths video to see what we picked, and why.
First of all, what do you think the brand name “Sit Still” might be referring to? Pretty confusing, right? And then how does that phrase make you feel? Yeah, you probably know where this #tellthetruths video is headed. Check it out to hear more, then please weigh in with your reaction
The truth never changes, and that’s how we like it. In this #tellthetruths video we’re talking about how we use the T-R-U-E framework to evaluate names, and you’ll seldom find one that checks all 4 boxes. Check it out to learn more!
We’ve recently noticed an explosion of branded produce – and given that they don’t typically have much packaging, the main way this branding shows up is by creating named brands, like the little citruses called “Cuties.” Check out this hashtag#tellthetruths video for some examples, but also, we’d really love to hear it if you’ve spotted any of these in the wilds of your local supermarket.
The Boy Scouts have changed the name of their organization, so you KNOW we have thoughts! Check out this #tellthetruths video to hear what we think of their new name.
We usually treat mixed messages as a poor way of communicating. But brand names that contain a pinch of negativity, or even an idea opposite the one you’d expect, have been very popular for some time now. Why is that? Why do they work? Check out this #tellthetruths video to hear Rebeca’s unscientific (yet somehow also scientific) pet hypothesis on how this works. Then weigh in with your own theory!
Spoiler alert: yeah, it kinda does. Check out this #tellthetruths video to learn why Rebeca says so and hear her say the word “kludgey” like it’s no big deal.
