
Society revealed through the lens of brand.
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These Substack chapters are the practical companion to the theory in my Post-Social Era video series. If you haven’t seen the theory yet, watch the video here.
Differentiation is what you say you are. Distinctiveness is what people remembe...
These Substack chapters are the practical companion to the theory in my Post-Social Era video series. If you haven’t seen the theory yet, watch the video here.
A brand guidelines document is really just a security blanket at this point.
I...
These Substack chapters are the practical companion to the theory in my Post-Social Era video series. If you haven’t seen the theory yet, watch the video here.
Creator is not a real job, it’s a model of influence (we just gave it a LinkedI...
“For the narcissist, the world is a mirror.” - Christopher Lasch, The Culture of Narcissism, 1991
Images are losing their power for signalling status, taste, belonging or even identity. Perhaps worse - Images are losing their status as im...
These Substack chapters are the practical companion to the theory in my Post-Social Era video series. If you haven’t seen the theory yet, watch the video here.
We used to have one culture. Now we have one culture each.
The idea that we al...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Eugene is the educator, brand strategist, and creator for marketing’s era of entropy. He develops strategies for brands to survive a climate where media is fragmented, attention is fracked, and algorithms have dissolved mass culture into soup.
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