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		<title>By: Kelli</title>
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		<description>While I can&#039;t really think of a company example right now, I do agree with you. A bank is a bank is a bank. The small things really are the difference. And I like to try to base my creative off of those experiences. Those little happys that separate the good from the great. 
Not every brand is a world brand. I don&#039;t get to work on Dorito&#039;s, Skittles, or any of the car brands. I work on smaller clients. And with those clients come a more difficult angle. I can&#039;t bank on brand recognition, I have to find a way to make them stand out. 
And those details you speak of are some of the best ways to do that.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>While I can&#8217;t really think of a company example right now, I do agree with you. A bank is a bank is a bank. The small things really are the difference. And I like to try to base my creative off of those experiences. Those little happys that separate the good from the great.<br />
Not every brand is a world brand. I don&#8217;t get to work on Dorito&#8217;s, Skittles, or any of the car brands. I work on smaller clients. And with those clients come a more difficult angle. I can&#8217;t bank on brand recognition, I have to find a way to make them stand out.<br />
And those details you speak of are some of the best ways to do that.</p>
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