Here you’ll find relevant use cases for Ideasicle X. Articles on the art of generating ideas while working remotely. Insights and studies into creativity itself. All from the desk of our founder and CEO, Will Burns.
I’ve known Roger Baldacci for almost 20 years now. I invited him to be an Ideasicle Expert because he’s a brilliant concept guy, has ridiculous energy, he sees the world differently than most (bring up anything paranormal and watch him go), and he’s a great collaborator. Well, he recently trained and ran a Spartan race and I thought the process he went through said a lot about who he is as a person and what he might bring to an Ideasicle X project.
Read MoreWe are thrilled to announce a new feature to the Ideasicle X platform that will give Organizers of idea projects the power to invite Observers (view only) and Idea Directors (full permissions) to each idea project. Virtually every beta tester and recent customer has brought this up to us as a need (thank you, 180/NY, White Rhino, North, and Lucky Generals, for your suggestions). Here’s what this new feature means for Ideasicle X users.
Read MoreWe call ourselves a “SaaS,” or a software as a service, because it’s technically true. But what’s lost in that categorization is the role human beings play in our company’s purpose. It’s not an “idea machine,” which would suggest an artificial intelligence pumping out ideas. No, Ideasicle X is a machine whose purpose is to increase the odds of human intelligence happening. And that intelligence is anything but artificial. What follows are the ways our software platform is designed to be in continuous service to the real (and very human) heroes.
Read MoreRebecca Armstrong (CEO) and Mark Ray (CCO) run North, a creative advertising agency located in Portland, Oregon. They recently conducted a trial of Ideasicle X and I asked them about their experience via an email interview. And I’m glad I did. Here’s what they said.
Read MoreSince we launched Ideasicle X this summer, we’ve learned a lot from our customers and trial users. The idea generation model we’ve created is working incredibly well so far. It’s what surrounds the idea generation we’re improving. Just recently a major creative agency in New York City conducted a trial of the platform and not only loved the outcome, but plan to deploy it throughout their NYC and LA offices. But under one condition: the platform needs to allow more people to be involved in the process (not the idea generation part—that will remain four to a team—but the process surrounding it). It was an “aha!” for us and may be for you, too. Here’s how the platform is improving as a result.
Read MoreIdeasicle X does one thing, but that one thing is very different from the way creative development has been done in the past. Founder & CEO Will Burns took some time to explain the concept on video, how agencies will benefit, and how the freelance model is turning upside down. Check it out.
Read MoreThe platform facilitates collaboration between creative teams on a blog-like stream. Ideasicle X, a new freelance and collaboration platform for agencies, launched on Monday as a subscription-based product for the remote work age. The platform connects agencies with freelancers or internal talent for specific projects and helps them brainstorm better remotely by collaborating on ideas in a blog-like stream.
Read MoreWe are so excited about our resolutions for 2021, we’re feeling they’re a little more revolutionary than resolutionary. At least as they relate to the advertising industry. Here are our three New Year’s “Revolutions”.
Read MoreIf I may, I’d like to share with you my motivations behind creating Ideasicleˣ. I’ll start by reviewing a few of my personal driving principles and then explain how Ideasicleˣ is the ultimate manifestation of those principles. Warning, though, this may get a little deep or “woo-woo” for some.
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