There have rightfully been tons of articles written about GPT-powered AI’s impact on marketing. But lately I’ve found my mind wandering to the other side of the coin: How will GPT-powered AI be marketed? Which companies will nail communicating the incredible power of this technology to customers? Who will be able to translate its benefits […]
Breaking Down the GitHub Copilot Product Page: A Lesson in Writing Copy About AI
What I Learned Analyzing 16 Years of MailChimp Home Pages
For a long time, people (including me!) have fawned over the fun, delightful bits of copy MailChimp sprinkles throughout their product and marketing assets. But it’s become increasingly obvious that there’s a lot more than just fun branding to the self-funded Atlanta company that’s grown to over 16 million customers and 700+ employees. And people […]
Disruption and Chill: Breaking Down the Evolution of the Netflix Brand
A few weeks ago, I was reading back through Clayton Christensen’s classic book on disruptive innovation, The Innovator’s Dilemma, when a thought struck me: We hear a lot about the strategic and product decisions that make companies disruptive, but we rarely see much about how those companies marketed their products. Everyone knows, for example, that […]
What I Learned Analyzing 13 Years of Basecamp Home Pages
Every now and then, you come across a company whose copy can only be described as swipe-worthy. By swipe-worthy I mean that almost anytime you see them trying out a new headline or testing a new web page design, you immediately screenshot it and tuck it away for inspiration in what copywriters often refer to […]
Breaking Down the Rebranded IHOP (IHOb?) Website
Earlier this week, IHOP announced that it changed its name to IHOb. The International House of Pancakes became the International House of Burgers: They broadcasted the change all over social media, proclaiming to be all in on burgers from here on out: All in is all we know. Come try one if you want a […]
Typeform rebranded. Let’s break down their new homepage!
If your company lasts long enough, one thing is certain—it will eventually go through a rebrand. (Unless you’re Craigslist.) And OK, other things are probably certain too, but just continue this train of thought with me for a second. Anyway, when you do go through the rebrand, something very scary will happen… …the internet will […]