#brand
4 notes tagged “brand”.
- Brand vs media arbitrage — why multi-SKU performance ecommerce stalls near $10MAlex Hormozi's argument that paid-media "arbitrage" ecommerce (several unbranded products) caps around $10–12M as CAC rises, margins compress and dupes undercut you — and the fix: cut to the one winning product, build a brand and recruit believing influencers; don't diversify into new businesses for the same audience.
- Identity and desire angles — selling who the buyer becomesAngles that sell through the buyer's self-image rather than product features — mirror not product, bigger scarier problem, lived experience, sell the dream, remove blame, plus five imagination methods (flip the status, hijack the myth, hidden door, ritual, superpower).
- The Motivator Map — hero product, value-prop testing, why buy vs why believeEmily Hickey's (Chief Detective) Hero Sequence — pick the hero product, research and resonance-test value props on Meta, document a Motivator Map (killer hooks, emotional why, supporting points, visual patterns), then brainstorm "why believe" content against fixed "why buys" — with Tide, Pampers and Home Depot examples.
- Ugly ads — why unpolished, shocking creatives win (and when brand matters)Yuliya Lennox's "make ugly ads" case — pattern-break the pretty feed, say what the product does in the first second, lead with the pain — plus the rare cases (trust-sensitive brands like Solid Starts) where an off-brand ad backfires.