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Bonus episode! You're welcome, teamsters.
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Sonia's consulting firm: bendgrowth.co
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On the Meme Team podcast, we talk about the logic behind virality. Because marketing isn’t just logic — it’s culture… and this podcast decodes both.
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Sonia Baschez (@soniabaschez): LinkedIn and Twitter/X
Amanda Natividad (@amandanat): LinkedIn and Twitter/X
More about Sonia's consulting firm: https://www.bendgrowth.co/
More about Amanda and her newsletter:
https://amandanat.com/
Marketing isn't just logic — it's culture. The Meme Team podcast decodes both. Let's goooo!
Follow us:
Sonia Baschez (@soniabaschez): LinkedIn and Twitter/X
Amanda Natividad (@amandanat): LinkedIn and Twitter/X
More about Sonia's consulting firm: https://www.bendgrowth.co/
More about Amanda and her newsletter:
https://amandanat.com/
The queen of Marketing Twitter joins the Meme Team podcast! Christina Garnett, author of the forthcoming book, "Transforming Customer–Brand Relationships: Use Emotional Connection To Build Loyalty" chats with Sonia and Amanda about:
Preorder Christina Garnett's new book: Transforming Customer–Brand Relationships
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Amanda Natividad (@amandanat): LinkedIn and Twitter/X
Sonia and Amanda talk about millennial nostalgia, the innovative Slate Truck, the impact of viral user-generated content, and the challenges posed by bot farms on social media narratives.
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Sonia and Amanda discuss Americans' obsession with protein and protein products, the big problems about Katy Perry going to space (and what is wrong with Blue Origin's marketing), and then we end on a charming note about the Japanese ambassador to the UK Hiroshi Suzuki.
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First episode of the Meme Team podcast! Sonia and Amanda talk about why everyone cared so much about Rory McIlroy winning the Masters, the real tea about TikTokers saying all the luxury brands manufacture in China, and the significance of Ryan Coogler's thought leadership.
The conversation emphasizes the importance of storytelling, authenticity, and understanding audience truths in effective marketing.
Takeaways:
Sound Bites:
“People love an underdog.”
“Learn from the universal truths.”
“Show up in the way that you are.”
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Meme Team Podcast (official website)
@soniabaschez on LinkedIn and Twitter/X
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