Another idea is that in order for a campaign to be truly up to the standards of Musks' goals, you wouldn't be talking about a run of the mill Toyota commercial, or Arby's announcing the new triple meat option. You'd be talking about the biggest agency efforts and creativity in the game, and that comes with an enormous price tag. A price tag that again, has a shelf life and then must be purchased again. Steve Jobs was a master and those expenses became part of the model. Avoiding that expense seems like a fantasy, but Elon seems to have done it.
At shareholder meetings for any of his companies, Elon Musk may get asked about tactics, plans, news related any of his other companies. It seems seems to go with the territory. The question about marketing for Tesla and advertising should also think about where do advertising dollars come from? A lot of businesses when budgeting advertising dollars, they inherently become dependent on repeatable short term gains that are tied to campaigns. Then it can come to resemble the typical money-in, money-out cycle we all know so well. To surpass or even to approximate the reach of the short burn cycles of big agencies and advertisers without ever being dependent on them is Not Just business, it's Ninja. Clearly. Another idea is that in order for a campaign to be truly up to the standards of Musks' goals, you wouldn't be talking about a run of the mill Toyota commercial, or Arby's announcing the new triple meat option. You'd be talking about the biggest agency efforts and creativity in the game, and that comes with an enormous price tag. A price tag that again, has a shelf life and then must be purchased again. Steve Jobs was a master and those expenses became part of the model. Avoiding that expense seems like a fantasy, but Elon seems to have done it. Please leave thoughts, comments, ideas. THANK YOU for subscribing & supporting our channel, which is such a significant part of this early stage.
Another idea is that in order for a campaign to be truly up to the standards of Musks' goals, you wouldn't be talking about a run of the mill Toyota commercial, or Arby's announcing the new triple meat option. You'd be talking about the biggest agency efforts and creativity in the game, and that comes with an enormous price tag. A price tag that again, has a shelf life and then must be purchased again. Steve Jobs was a master and those expenses became part of the model. Avoiding that expense seems like a fantasy, but Elon seems to have done it.
Another good comment, thank you.
Tesla cars were produced in this order:
Model S, 3, X, Y.
At shareholder meetings for any of his companies, Elon Musk may get asked about tactics, plans, news related any of his other companies. It seems seems to go with the territory.
The question about marketing for Tesla and advertising should also think about where do advertising dollars come from? A lot of businesses when budgeting advertising dollars, they inherently become dependent on repeatable short term gains that are tied to campaigns. Then it can come to resemble the typical money-in, money-out cycle we all know so well.
To surpass or even to approximate the reach of the short burn cycles of big agencies and advertisers without ever being dependent on them is Not Just business, it's Ninja. Clearly.
Another idea is that in order for a campaign to be truly up to the standards of Musks' goals, you wouldn't be talking about a run of the mill Toyota commercial, or Arby's announcing the new triple meat option. You'd be talking about the biggest agency efforts and creativity in the game, and that comes with an enormous price tag. A price tag that again, has a shelf life and then must be purchased again. Steve Jobs was a master and those expenses became part of the model. Avoiding that expense seems like a fantasy, but Elon seems to have done it.
Please leave thoughts, comments, ideas. THANK YOU for subscribing & supporting our channel, which is such a significant part of this early stage.
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