How Trump made his assassination attempt a marketable moment, Why you can't trust CNN or Washington Post anymore, BlackRock pulls commercial that included Trump rally shooter, and Companies pull ads during the shooting from social media

In episode #2634, We discuss how Reddit's organic traffic increased from 69 million to 200 million visits per month. They attribute this growth to Reddit's user-generated content (UGC) and its voting ...

12 Joulu 20237min

In episode #2633, We explore Stephen Bartlett's YouTube process, where he consistently generates millions of views per video. Our analysis centers on Bartlett's content strategy, which involves creati...

11 Joulu 20237min

In episode #2632, We discuss why many people struggle to build an audience and offer tips on overcoming this challenge. We emphasize the importance of creating unique and fresh content that stands out...

10 Joulu 20237min

In episode #2631, We discuss the unconventional success of YouTuber Sam Sulek, who gained 2.31 million subscribers in just one year. Despite defying conventional wisdom, Sulek's daily, long-form worko...

9 Joulu 20236min

In episode #2630, We discuss the concept of "what's old is new again" in marketing. We highlight the importance of considering industry-specific strategies and adapting them to the current market cond...

8 Joulu 20237min

In episode #2629, We discuss how to deal with ad fatigue in the ever-evolving world of marketing. We define ad fatigue as the decline in performance due to repetitive ads. Signs of ad fatigue include ...

7 Joulu 20237min

In episode #2628, We discuss why we are focusing more on written content and how it helps us create other types of content. We've found that creating written content, particularly in the form of tweet...

6 Joulu 20237min

In episode #2627, We discuss the 'Tiktokification' of social media platforms, where various platforms are adopting features similar to TikTok to capitalize on its success. We emphasize the importance ...

5 Joulu 20236min