Inside the consumer's mind ... Denmark's Martin Lindstrom comes home to explain what really matters today - Peter Fisk
Martin Lindstrom – Keynote Speaker | London Speaker Bureau
Repentant marketer Martin Lindstrom confesses his sins - The Globe and Mail
Martin Lindstrom, Big Data, Small Data | Viv•i•fy : ( verb) : to endow with renewed life
The Insight That Drove Lego's Turnaround
How to Build A Worldwide Consulting Brand with Martin Lindstrom - YouTube
Get Religious With Branding Urges Lego-Freak Lindstrom - B&T
Small Data, Big Impact!” – An Interview with Martin Lindstrom
Martin Lindstrom on Twitter: "Small data saved Lego. What could it do for you? Sign up now for my favorite writings on human nature. For free! https://t.co/i9IsPqkWuo https://t.co/1n89Uk53r3" / Twitter
Martin Lindstrom Quote: “As LEGO found out more than a decade ago, the question “What are you most proud of?” can yield surprising and transforma...”
Lego's big risk on kids and conventional wisdom
Lego turned its business fortunes around with small data
Small Data: The Next Big Thing
Learn from Martin Lindstrom - World's Top Branding Expert
Here's How An Old Pair of Sneakers Saved Lego | Fortune
Products R Us: Are We 'Brandwashed'? : NPR
Martin Lindstrom on Twitter: "When a brand makes a promise it's vital they keep it. @LEGO set an ambitious goal to make its production facilities run entirely on renewable energy by 2022.
Martin Lindstrom quote: Considering LEGO's considerable brand equity, you might expect that the...
Small Data, Big Impact!” – An Interview with Martin Lindstrom
Martin Lindstrom - Small Data - full day presentation part 1 of 4 handout
How an old pair of sneakers made LEGO the world's largest toy manufacturer - Thinkers50
How an old sneaker saved Lego | Shanghai Daily
Martin Lindstrom | The Art Of
Martin Lindstrom - LEGO is taking yet another step towards sustainability! U.S. customers can now print out a mailing label on LEGO's website, and ship their unwanted bricks back to the company
Martin Lindstrom - LEGO is taking yet another step towards sustainability! U.S. customers can now print out a mailing label on LEGO's website, and ship their unwanted bricks back to the company
