Naz Aiman
@naz
noun: creative
a person whose job involves producing creative content, a maverick.
Naz Aiman
@naz
noun: creative
a person whose job involves producing creative content, a maverick.
TikTok has launched a new hub to promote Taylor Swift’s new album where you can earn in-app rewards for completing certain tasks, like following Swift’s account on the platform.
What happened in socials and media?
Most modern media product-recommendation sites owe at least something to the Wirecutter Its proposition was simple: It would publish straightforward tech recommendations from expert editors who knew what they were talking about, launching with short articles with titles like “The Great TV I’d Get” — a pointedly concise, authoritative counterpoint to churned out gadget coverage.
It would show its work, describing research methods, asserting its writers’ authority, and, when relevant, sharing testing methodology.
Gradually, it grew into an operation that more closely resembled Consumer Reports, its clear predecessor, with a sizable staff, testing facilities, and, eventually, detractors invested enough in its credibility to argue that it had, at various points, lost its way.
Other examples including; https://nymag.com/strategist/, https://apnews.com/buyline-personal-finance/, https://time.com/personal-finance/
Find something that no one in your industry has ever done or is likely willing to do, and do it in a way that makes your product an integral part of the story.
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The Creative Act: A Way of Being
by Rick Rubin
Milly runs the community for “generalists”.
Problem: Most people don't know they're generalists
Solution: A mark for generalists 🌀 (to rep their squiggly career)
Grows the category. Grows her community. A clever loop.
Nando's only rewards its highest-profile fans with their black 'High Five' cards in return for publicity.