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Copyright © Martin Lindstrom

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Just as a detective

collects clues in order

to solve a case…

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…my role is to pick

up emotional DNA

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If you want to study

animals don’t go to

the zoo go to the

amazon

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Every minute we

leave traces of

emotional DNA

behind us…

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Seemingly

insignificant

observations made

in consumers homes

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I call it..

Small Data

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Seemingly insignificant behavioral ob-

servations that point toward one or

more unmet customer needs. Small Data

is the foundation for breakthrough ideas

or transformative ways of turning

around brands.

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Small Data

could be…

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Or…

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Or even…

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Here’s the issue –

no-one will tell you

the truth – often

because they don’t

even know it

themselves

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How honest are

you on your

Facebook page?

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This is the reality

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Our Facebook page

portrays the image

we’d like the world

to know us for

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Everyone wants to

be a little bit more

memorable

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Most of us have a

mirror of our

Facebook page in

the bedroom

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Also search for your

coffee table book

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Perception room

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…means that you’re

interviewing a very

self confident

individual

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…means that the

respondent has a

limited education

and wants to

compensate for it

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…means that deep

inside this person

still needs to be

confirmed

Large bunch of keys hanging

from the wrist of a person

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… the respondent

would like to be

perceived as a

person with depth

Antiques spread across the home

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…lack of emotional

fulfilment as a child

Picture: A ton of cute

elements displayed in the

home

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…one of your parent

was very absent

while you were a

child

Hello kitty collection

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…wants to secure

attention – to be

seen as unique

Collecting a lot of the same stuff

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The reality is that

our homes is an

open book into

our lives

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the more “personal”

an item is, the more

it reveals the truth

about someone.

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…and a reflection of

our imbalances

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Life is all about

balance…

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We’re all out of balance

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Nations are out of

balance…

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And you and I are

out of balance…

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We’re hardwired to

seek a balance

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It is the gap between

being in balance –

and out of balance

which represents the

opportunity for a

brand

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I feel overweight

I feel lonely

I feel a midlife crises

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We have always had

certain needs

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Networking A tribe leader

Food Sex Sanitary

Sleep Someone in the

woods shitting

behind a bush

Transportation

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And yes our goal is

to create a love affair

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But here’s the reality

– we can’t create

love using a

spreadsheet

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In the last two years,

humans have created

90% of all information

ever created by our

species

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Some of our time

greatest brands are

created on instinct

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My unusual meeting

with Ingvar Kamprad

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Murdoch’s 50 daily

newspapers

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Michele Ferrero on

all four on the floor

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They all had one

thing in common –

they used their

instinct

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What is an instinct?

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But our instinct is in

danger

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Because we’re all

fundamentally

insecure

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In the “good old

days” the saying

was that one would

never be fired if

installing a IBM

solution

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Today one will

never be fired if

you have a

BIG data

strategy

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December, 2012

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Google flu trendsflu

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Google

Centre for

Disease Control

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flu

You cared about

correlation

causation

rather than

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I’m an observer

x

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Who’s the true decision maker in

the home?92%

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We’ve learnt that a

surprising low

number of

respondents are able

to portray an

surprisingly

accurate insight

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LEGO’s crises began

in 2002

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In 2003 LEGO made

a historic move

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The instant

gratification

generation

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30% drop in revenue

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An 11 year old

German boy

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LEGO learnt that

time is not of

essence

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…if kids are in the

driver seat

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The return of the tiny

LEGO bricks

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LEGO recently

announced a 31%

jump in profit

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Small Data is all

about finding where

we are weak – and

using this as our

gateway to

opportunities

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We have tons of

data but no

information

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An American bank

just recently noticed

an enormous volume

of customers

leaving…

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Big Data concluded

the customers were

unsatisfied with the

service

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Yet the reality was

that they were going

through a divorce

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Big data offers a

sense of distance

giving those who are

comfortable about

sitting behind a

screen permission to

do so

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But here’s the

question will

Big Data ever truly

understand us?

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Google self

driving car

Insert Google Selfdriving car video here

where we see a crash if not avaiabile insert

this video here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oCe0aL

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Google plans to program

its vehicle to “more

deeply understand” the

behavior of bus drivers. (good luck with that)

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small data+dataBIG

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Big and Small data

are like partners in a

dance

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The most accurate forecasters depend on both

logic (big data) and intuition (small data)

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Innovation is all

about being bored

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The problem is that

we’re never bored

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What’s the first thing

we do when we’re

alone?

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But there’s a

looming problem in

the horizon…

Show a person looking

out from a tent with the

zipper slightly down at the

tent

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If we’re not present –

we won’t see the

world

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I once learned… Twisting illustration

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Creativity is to

combining two

ordinary things in a

completely new way

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NeuroMarketing

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SensoryBranding

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Recently an

executive from

Microsoft Research

approached me…

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A picture tells a

thousand words -

A consumer visit

replaces thousands

of reports

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A challenge for you. What do you think the future

of branding will be?

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#LindstromSpeaks

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Creativity is to have courage in

the sea of Big data irrelevance

Martin Lindstrom