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I’ve said this before: in the 21st century, whether you sell soap, SaaS, clothes, cars or skincare, you are also a media company disguised as a business that happens to sell something.
People usually meet the ideas before the product. They notice the taste, the point of view, the stories and the way you make the category feel.
We’ve been putting that belief into practice more seriously over the last seven days.
So far: 5 orders, around $2,000 in revenue, with 400K+ impressions, 231K+ audience and 381 outbound clicks over the last 30 days.
It’s still early, but the part that matters is simple: people aren’t just seeing the work, they’re clicking through and buying.
That’s when creative stops being decoration and starts doing commercial work.💯
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