I’m not going to be answering many questions here, about Apple TV’s adaptation of Neuromancer. I’ll have to be answering too many elsewhere, and doing my part on the production. So I thought I’d try to describe that, my part.
You can't growth hack or performance market yourself to an enduring brand.
Something few in that side of marketing realize.
It's not marketing, it's just optimization of dials.
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Nice one @LiquidDeath ;)
"Yes, this is real. You can really go to eBay and bid to run your brand’s ad on half a million Liquid Death cases across our biggest retailers nationwide."
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"Like many Gen Zers, both Schwartz and Zoub laud the virtue of transparency, then evade like mad when you try to pin them down on how much money they’re making"
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'Our lives are meant not to be optimized through a screen, but to be lived- in all of our messy, tree-climbing, night-swimming, adventuresome glory. We are all better versions of ourselves when we are not scrolling.'
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Strategist: We need to subvert category conventions to maximise cut through in a crowded market where attention is at an all time how
Creative: So do something that feels different so people notice it?
Strategist: Correct.
"The signs changed, evolving one step at a time over the years, but the sameness stayed the same. Homogeneity might be an unavoidable consequence of algorithmic globalisation. The sameness has a way of compounding."
“So the client wants us to raise awareness and sales - no budget yet, but if they like the idea they’ve said they’ll find the money. Can you get a script over to me by EOP?”
Imagine spending $4bn to make a car plant in the US, and then calling your car brand "VINFAST"
It's not knockoff sneakers on Amazon, it's a car, think a bit, have some ambition.
Pro tip from @davedyecom: "Never give the client a handy pocket-sized book stuffed with thousands of free ideas in, they may use them." Long read but well worth the trip: https://t.co/NgvW2nOttf