December 10, 2009

cube grenade case study: kula marketing

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[The “Cube Gre­nade” that Kula Part­ners com­mis­sio­ned me to draw for them. You can down­load it here and print it out etc.]

Social Mar­ke­ting Whizz, Car­man Pirie and his collea­gues just launched a new com­pany, Kula Part­ners.

As the idea behind their com­pany was par­tially ins­pi­red by my wri­tings on Kula and Social Objects, they com­mis­sio­ned me to design a spe­cial Cube Gre­nade for them, which I gladly did.

I’m very happy with how the piece tur­ned out. It illus­tra­tes nicely a point I’ve been har­ping on for a while now– “Peo­ple Mat­ter, Objects Don’t”- i.e. what makes a pro­duct or brand inte­res­ting is not thing itself, but the human con­ver­sa­tions that hap­pen around it.

Con­grats to Kula Part­ners on their launch, and Big Thanks for being such great clients! Rock on.

[Yeah, I’m still taking on new com­mis­sions like this one. Feel free to ping me if you’re inte­res­ted etc. Thanks.]

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3 Responses to “cube grenade case study: kula marketing”

  1. Denver SEO says:

    Cool! Fin­ding out what mat­ters to real peo­ple is the really inte­res­ting part to busi­ness mar­ke­ting… There are always nug­gets of gol­den infor­ma­tion wai­ting to be unco­ve­red as long as we have the time to build rela­tionships with our customers.

    Good Luck!!
    MAS

  2. Mark Dykeman says:

    Dig­ging the cube gre­nade. Carman’s a smart lad, I’m sure they’ll do well.

  3. This was really inte­res­ting post with quite an impor­tant message.

    It’s vital you become a living breathing brand, one that peo­ple can relate too.

    TheIn­fo­Pre­neur

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