Episode 118 - Marketing 101

“Video advertising is pretty much the number one way that consumers are going to discover a brand in which they are going to purchase later on.”

“I honestly do think that this is one of the weaker ways to reveal a product because I feel like you don't have control. Like when you're doing a live stream compared to a pre-taped segment, you really don't have control of any narrative within that live stream.”

“It's like imagine that you go to a movie premiere and you know the movie's premiering, but the special effects aren't done yet. That's what a lot of these places do because the coding isn't complete.”

“Jack was having issues with the internet for the first 30 minutes.”

“Spooky sold out of Rick and Morty without even showing actual gameplay. Like it was controlled. You saw some of it through a promo video, but they didn't show just somebody just live streaming the game.”

“All of your major pinball manufacturers are outsourcing their premium content. So legally speaking, it could be different nowadays, but pretty much that means anything that Jack is going to or Deadflip is going to stream, he owns 100% of that content.”

“I don't think I have a single pinball manufacturer's YouTube page, Twitch page, any video page on social media bookmarked. And I sit here as someone who's commentated on this hobby for years.”

“That first impression people were getting of the car just spinning non[stop]... The majority of comments are talking about that mech and it in a negative light from the very get.”