Summoning marketing ghosts — Kelford Labs Weekly
By talking to the past.
By talking to the past.
Blend in or be yourself.
Don’t summarize, specify.
You have to start with something.
Or is it made for you?
In the real world?
One single true thing.
Connecting to the real world.
Focus on the next best thing.
If you don’t have the resources, capabilities, or equipment necessary to make something that looks like it had an enormous budget, or which matches the prevailing trendy aesthetic, try something else.
Nobody knows what happens next. No one’s predictions will be very accurate. We’ll look back and wonder how it wasn’t obvious, but nothing that seems obvious now is likely to be right.
As business owners, we can quickly forget about the good things that happen, and how they happened. The danger is in forgetting what made you successful in the short-term, which denies you the opportunity to notice patterns that will create success long-term.