I’m Sharan Koonjul

Marketers don’t usually miss deadlines because they lack creativity. More often, they miss because the brief at the start is vague . Global research shows that around one-third of marketing budgets is wasted due to poor briefs and rebriefs  (BetterBriefs & IPA, 2021). A clear brief is like a funnel: what you put in determines what comes out. If the inputs are sharp—goals, audience, message, and channels—the outputs are strong. But if the brief is fuzzy, the result is almost g

When people first encounter a brand, they may not read the copy, scan the price list, or study the logo. But they will feel  the brand through its imagery. In luxury, heritage, and experience-led industries, photography is not simply decoration — it is the silent guardian of identity, trust, and memory (Kapferer, 2012). Refined brand photography is anchored in warmth, authenticity, continuity, and elegance  — qualities that ensure every frame is not just a picture, but a sens

If you’ve ever worked with a truly creative mind, you’ve probably felt the frustration: the deadlines stretch, the process looks chaotic, and their workspace is… let’s just say “curated in layers.” But here’s the twist — this apparent “inefficiency” isn’t a bug. It’s the hidden mechanism that often fuels breakthroughs. In an age where businesses are obsessed with operational efficiency, creativity is quietly being squeezed out of the system. And yet, the brands that win — App