Journal: Jake talks about how a good website design quietly keeps the sales conversation moving through clear messaging.

Journal: Jake talks about how a good website design quietly keeps the sales conversation moving through clear messaging.
Op-Onions: Microsoft Excel’s old elevator ad made everyday software feel like magic, proving that great tech marketing sells the frustration a product removes.
For this edition we bring to you: Forget by Karnaval Blues
Welcome to the latest edition of inDigest. Happy reading, everyone. May your fortnight be full of wins and joy!
Samsung turns phone-switching anxiety into entertainment, using consumer psychology instead of specs to show why understanding hesitation can be more persuasive than explaining features.
#Samsung #Switchers #BrandLoyalty #CustomerExperience #SplitrunPicks #Splitrun
Bobbie turns Nara Smith’s from-scratch persona into a smart joke about parenting pressure, proving creator partnerships work best when brands borrow cultural meaning, not just reach.
#Bobbie #NaraSmith #ParentingCulture #SocialMediaMarketing #SplitrunPicks #Splitrun
"… build a story big enough, and eventually the flock starts navigating by its stars."
- Jake
"… one twig in every direction makes a mess. Enough twigs arranged around the same center make a nest."
- Jake
Back after a long weekend, besties! That three-day holiday flew by in two seconds, but we are drinking a massive iced coffee and easing our way back into the corporate grind. Let's conquer this short week!
- split//r
- g, holiday-recovery strategist