What do airplane coffee and corporate logos have in common? Both might leave a bad taste if you're not paying attention. In this episode, Clay and Luke challenge one of branding’s sacred cows: the logo. Are logos completely dead? Not quite. But in an AI-saturated world where customers search by problem, not by brand, your logo is no longer your lead engine. From bad airport lattes to rebranding gone wrong, they unpack why experience is the new differentiator and how to actually stand out with...
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What do airplane coffee and corporate logos have in common? Both might leave a bad taste if you're not paying attention. In this episode, Clay and Luke challenge one of branding’s sacred cows: the logo. Are logos completely dead? Not quite. But in an AI-saturated world where customers search by problem, not by brand, your logo is no longer your lead engine. From bad airport lattes to rebranding gone wrong, they unpack why experience is the new differentiator and how to actually stand out with...
Cappuccino sizes. Email newsletters. What do they have in common? They’re often done wrong! In this Coffee & Conversion episode, Clay and Luke serve up a fiery take on why the old-school “one-size-fits-all” newsletter rarely converts—and what to do instead. From evergreen nurture campaigns to sharing relevant insights (not corporate fluff), learn how email should be your steady, high-ROI channel for building true relationships. Brew a cup and tune in to discover: Why typical newsletters ...
Coffee & Conversion
What do airplane coffee and corporate logos have in common? Both might leave a bad taste if you're not paying attention. In this episode, Clay and Luke challenge one of branding’s sacred cows: the logo. Are logos completely dead? Not quite. But in an AI-saturated world where customers search by problem, not by brand, your logo is no longer your lead engine. From bad airport lattes to rebranding gone wrong, they unpack why experience is the new differentiator and how to actually stand out with...
