My younger one gifted me this little doll saying, “Mamma you are like her.”
Me: But I don’t know ice skating how am I like her?
She: Mamma she doesn’t know either, she is just posing with confidence.
Waiting for other participants to join the call, I was ogling at this little thing - her poise and confident look made me re-think, that’s exactly what you need in real life too (you will be able to make it if you maintain grace and calm coupled with constant improvisation and hardwork even if its slow-paced).
As a marketing professional, that’s exactly what my experience and observation has taught me regarding boisterous marketing campaigns and slow-paced content campaigns (read poise, calm, confidence) that can yield different results depending on the context and objectives.
Boisterous marketing campaigns are often characterized by loud and attention-grabbing tactics, such as aggressive advertising, promotions, and events. These campaigns tend to focus on generating immediate sales or buzz and can be effective in creating a sense of urgency among consumers. However, they can also come across as intrusive or annoying, which may turn off potential customers.
On the other hand, slow-paced content campaigns take a more patient and methodical approach to marketing. These campaigns focus on creating valuable and informative content that educates and engages the target audience over time. This can include blog posts, social media updates, videos, and other forms of content that are designed to build trust and establish thought leadership. While slow-paced content campaigns may take longer to yield results, they can be effective in building a loyal following and establishing a strong brand reputation.
However, not everyone would agree and again it depends on a variety of factors, including the target audience, the marketing goals, and the available resources…Ice Princess than Fast and Furious for me!
And I did attend that meeting in case you thought I got back to writing.
