Top 10 Marketing Bullshit
The 10 topics/concepts/models/ideas that, according to Mark Ritson, have done the most harm to marketing (and often communication).
2026 Trend Reports Archive
A compilation of marketing and industry trend reports for 2026. There are hundreds of reports published by research, consulting and industry companies. This link may explode periodically, it is useful to download the reports before they explode. :)
The Decision Lab - Biases Index
The most comprehensive compilation of cognitive biases that influence human (and, consequently, consumer) behavior and decision-making processes. The content includes detailed articles and examples explaining each of these biases—which are frequently used in advertising without people even realizing it.
Little Black Book
LBB is both a publication that covers industry news and a creative archive that compiles the work of agencies from around the world. Because it curates high-quality global campaigns rather than simply presenting a "mishmash of everything," it is an invaluable resource for finding exceptional creative work.
Pikkovia
Pikkovia is an "icon library" with a focus on 3D models. You can find a 3D icon for just about anything you can think of and they can be downloaded as both PNG files and 3D model files.
Information Is Beautiful
A platform that transforms complex data and global statistics into easy-to-understand infographics. You can find data on various topics such as popular culture, technology, science, and human behavior.
Our World in Data
A University of Oxford project that collects global data on social issues and keeps it constantly updated.
Meta Ad Library
Meta's public ad library, where all Instagram and Facebook ads (any content that has media investment behind it) can be searched for and reviewed. Perfect for checking what your competition is doing beyond their feed.
The Noun Project
Free icon library. Compared to alternatives like Flaticon, it offers more complex designs, but the icons are not editable. You need to download them in black and edit them on the presentation (via a tool like Photoshop, Powerpoint, Canva).
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