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The Medium is the Message... Or Is It?
Your core message should be as unchangeable as your grandmother's secret recipe. But the way you serve it up? That's where the magic happens,
We're about to flip the script on everything you thought you knew about brand consistency!
Ever feel like you're playing marketing whack-a-mole, trying to maintain your message across every single platform?
Spoiler alert: You might be doing it wrong!
The Great Message-Medium Tango
Here's the tea: Your core message should be as unchangeable as your grandmother's secret recipe. But the way you serve it up? That's where the magic happens!
Think about it - you wouldn't slide into your LinkedIn connection's DMs with the same energy you bring to TikTok, right? (Unless you're that one person we all know... please stop! 😅)
Why This Matters More Than Ever
Your brand message is like that friend who can rock any outfit. Whether they're suited up for a board meeting or rocking streetwear at a festival, you still recognize them instantly. That's the sweet spot we're aiming for!
In today's attention economy, where everyone's fighting for eyeballs harder than cats hunting laser dots, flexibility isn't just nice to have - it's your secret weapon. Your message needs to shape-shift faster than a Gen Z trend cycle, while keeping its soul intact.
The Bottom Line?
Stop treating platform adaptation like brand betrayal. Your audience isn't hanging out in just one spot, so why should your message delivery be one-size-fits-all? That's like bringing a surfboard to a skateboard park - technically it could work, but why make life harder?
Your message is your North Star,
but your medium is your compass.
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