Looking back over the past eight seasons, we noticed, buried beneath the rubble of King’s Landing, something interesting and unexpected… Lessons in branding.

In celebration of the final season of Game of Thrones and ten years of amazing television, here’s a geeky series of nudenotes!

Simply put, nudenotes are a form of sketchnotes.

It seems like the whole world is on some form of social media. There’s actually around 3 billion social media users, so it’s not quite the whole world, but it’s a bloody big chunk. So your business needs to be on social media.

The personality of the individual is tied into their practice, and the time they spend developing their skills shines through.

The search engine giants (looking at you, Google) are always changing their algorithm, so, no, you can’t ‘cheat’ your way to higher rankings.

It’s undeniable: content marketing is effective, as a lead generation tool and to build brand trust and loyalty with existing customers.

This technique can be a tricky to master, but can be an effective tool to help you understand where your brand sits among the competition from your consumers’ perspective.

It seems like the whole digital world is using hashtags, so how can you use hashtags to make your brand message stand out from the sea of #?

One of the most universal principles within design, marketing, and advertising. And a fundamental lesson for everyone.

Every company needs leads to grow. Without getting new leads, you will only have your limited database of customers to sell your product or service to, and you’ll never being able to grow.

You need to know who your competition is, to know what you’re up against.

As creative professionals, we talk about value a lot during the design process, sometimes without even knowing it. Everyone has a different perspective on what value is and how to get it.

A marketer who doesn’t listen is like a vet who doesn’t like animals.

How do you get your employees to be brand ambassadors?