It brings me no joy to share that I'm still #onhere. In fact, probably using this app more now that football is picking up.
Credit where it's due—this FYP is working for me. It's easily the biggest upgrade to the platform in years.
The kids are joining running clubs, buying “dumb” phones, woodworking, rocking Walkmans, joining supper clubs, etc because their lives have been swallowed by digital black boxes, and in this moment of uncertainty (tension re: war, AI, climate), they crave tangibility. It’s simple
This IGS by @tacobell struck me as an example of this.
LeBron is a spokesperson for TB, but this post otherwise has nothing to do with their brand. Maybe some TB fans who also love 🏀 were happy to see this though?
Definitely an example of thinking different.
The most interesting stat to me:
"74% Gen Z fans surveyed (online 14-24 year-olds who identify as fans) agree they like seeing brands engage with things they’re a fan of."
💡 Content can't all be about your brand. Make it about your audience and what they like too.
The most interesting stat to me:
"74% Gen Z fans surveyed (online 14-24 year-olds who identify as fans) agree they like seeing brands engage with things they’re a fan of."
💡 Content can't all be about your brand. Make it about your audience and what they like too.
@milkkarten Agree with those speculating it could be due to ad spend. Just such a stark difference between the two!
The only other explanation is IG is deemphasizing posting to grid, and that feels too risky given the platform was based on that user behavior. 🤔
JJ Redick says he’s done podcasting after becoming the Lakers head coach.
“For the time being… I am excommunicated from the content space. There will be no podcasts.”
For nearly 48 minutes, JJ Redick navigated his first press conference impressively, offering up a rare combination of charisma and candidness.
Most importantly, though, he was finally able to share his coaching philosophies.
@jovanbuha on the debut ⤵️
https://t.co/jkBsr8T2MS