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@desmondbryce@WithSplice Day 4 of sharing my work here.
Fashion campaign shoot for Trendbykiki on Instagram.
I shoot films with my phone (and they slap).
Lagos living.
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If it moves, I film it.
@desmondbryce@WithSplice Day 4 of sharing my work here.
Fashion campaign shoot for Trendbykiki on Instagram.
I shoot films with my phone (and they slap).
Lagos living.
Catch me on socials: @lagosreelcreator.ng
If it moves, I film it.
@desmondbryce Day 3 of sharing my work here.
A brand project with @WithSplice and Layo Ogunbanwo, the founder of Splice.
My Name is Oyetunji Titobiloba, a smartphone videographer based in Lagos Nigeria, and I create content for weddings, brand videos, talking head videos, and lifestyle.
@desmondbryce Day 3 of sharing my work here.
A brand project with @WithSplice and Layo Ogunbanwo, the founder of Splice.
My Name is Oyetunji Titobiloba, a smartphone videographer based in Lagos Nigeria, and I create content for weddings, brand videos, talking head videos, and lifestyle.
@iam__temmyyy I disagree with the implication that this is a double standard. It’s not. People grow, evolve, learn, and unlearn. He communicated based on what he knew at the time, and his message has clearly shifted in response to new information. That’s not hypocrisy. it’s growth.
I think that as Nigeria, we should glamorize education, science and technology too. Not just entertainment. Yes, we’re uber great at entertainment but we need the 100-million-Naira-prizes for science and people with truly unique projects. Let’s have celebrity educators too.
I’m bored, so let’s do a mini deep dive on the psychology of premium marketing.
Whenever you sell a product, you’re telling a story. And the story of that product must match the story that the user is telling themselves in their head.
So, think of any expensive, luxury product, it’s because of the story behind it.
Let’s use 2 examples:
1. iPhones - Why is there such a cult following around iPhones and Apple products in general?
It’s because for most people, it communicates a sort or status, a feeling of “I’m important”.
It’s the same thing with Macs. If you are a creative, you want to use a Mac because in many cases, it resembles the pinnacle of “creativity”
2. Luxury cars - When you buy a super fast sports car, you and I know that you’re never going to go at the max speed…but it’s the story that we want to tell ourselves… “I’m a speed freak”. Same thing with a Benz. The story is “I can afford to use something that the vast majority of Nigerians cannot”
So, how do we bring it to luxury goods??
People buying luxury goods do so for 2 main reasons:
1. It is inaccessible to a large proportion of the public
2. It denotes quality and time spent crafting the piece to ensure no mistakes.
Both of which this has her marketing has failed at.
Let me be clear, I’m not saying that her products are inferior quality. They probably aren’t.
The issue is that she hasn’t put in the work to make it look premium.
So, how would she have redeemed this to justify the premium price??
Just take a look at what @Tunde_OD did with his chess pieces yesterday.
Apart from the design, see how meticulously crafted the set was?
From premium packaging, to the signature on the box, to the note, to the video… Everything on that product screams elegance.
So much so that no single person could say “But there’s a chess set for 100k na”
Because at that price point, you’re not paying for a chess set. You’re paying for an experience.
The problem, is that you want to charge the price for that experience, without providing it. And that’s why you’re getting “dragged”
You’re trying to cheat the process
If you had taken these same sandals, built a beautiful box around it, done a cinematic video with lights, an inspiring voiceover and lively background music, the reaction would be different.
Why?
Because you have invested time and money into creating an experience, and that experience would be worth paying for.
But just taking a random phone picture and putting it online - no story, no crafted experience… just vibes?
It doesn’t work that way.
Okay, marketing class over.
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