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The single biggest mistake Marketers make: Assuming that we care about their little brand/campaign/creative. We. Simply. Don't. Care. As consumers, we have better things to do. Good/bad bosses. Work. Politics. Parents. Vacation. Friends. AI. Affairs. Kids. Life! If you as a Marketer don't assume we care about you one bit... You'll work smarter to earn a fragment of our attention. It is hard work. Earn enough fragments... You have incremental impact from Marketing. Carpe diem. #marketing #attention #creative

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Walter Burch IV

CEO & Co-Founder @ Envoy Media Group | New Customer Pipelines for National Companies

1mo

Great point, but it really depends on the market, audience, and context. There’s not much that could be said for most people that will make them care about a burger while strolling by. However, In this case, while the attempt to be clever may turn some people off, others may actually smile at the thought. When we smile it makes us feel good. And when we feel good we often attach the feeling with the source. What comes next is a little reciprocity. All of this is obviously subconscious. All that to say, I personally don’t appreciate jokes with harmful elements such as kidnapping.

Filipe Dinis

Graphic Design / Social Media Director at xCures

1mo

Reminded me of this one :-)

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Hrushi Ayre

Senior Manager @L'Oreal -Measurement & Analytics

1mo

Unless that marketer is Ryan Reynolds!

Dave Storey

Senior Principal Software Engineer @ Trainline

1mo

I feel the point here may be moot as it clearly worked in the sense… you shared it on social media 😁 the polite thing to do would also be to share the restaurant name etc so they can reap the benefits of your social sharing (just saying) I’m sure some companies would rather be one persons shot of bourbon than everyone’s cup of tea 😁

Jonathan Stanley

Sales | Marketing | Strategy | Founder to Acquisition Architect: Award-Winning Author, Speaker, Consultant | Driving Meaningful Growth for CEOs and Business Leaders

1mo

Marketers who focus solely on grabbing attention miss the mark—it's about the people they serve, not themselves. Don't aim to change my thoughts; aim to change my feelings.

Steve Mintz

Marketing Strategist | CRM Digital & Direct Marketing Visionary | Leader | Consultant | Optimizer | Revenue Generator | Grower of Retention | Marketing to Win | Curling | Soccer

1mo

A brand needs to be a friend your audience wants to hang out with. It needs to have a personality that resonates, including a sense of humor and tone that aligns with what your audience wants. Values must align, too. Oh yeah, the product and service must align with their needs too

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Gurudev Karanth

CEO and Co-founder @OutoftheBlue | AI-driven revenue optimization platform for D2C brands | Driving e-commerce growth through data and AI, increasing speed-to-decision 5X

1mo

I think the message helps to get people in the door. Once they're in, it's all product.

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Sanjay Kumar

Helping companies, from startups to Fortune 500 companies, grow stronger using the power of insights and narratives. Need solutions for your brand challenges? Let's connect and talk!

1mo

So true. As marketers, we often chase that one groundbreaking idea to make our brand a rock star, forgetting that marketing is a continuous journey of investing in relationships, not just a destination.

Arti Chaudhary

Performance Campaign Maestro | Team Leadership Enthusiast | Driving Excellence in Digital Strategy & Execution

1mo

Insightful perspective! In an age where consumer attention is fragmented, marketers must focus on truly adding value to earn it.

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Linde Scheers

Chief Marketing Officer | Advisor I Coach I Investor I Ex-Google

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True Avinash Kaushik marketers care about ads, consumers care about what's relevant for them. They're experts at ignoring ads, so marketers need to create content that adds value and grabs attention.

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