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scintillations
scintillations
28 episodes
2 days ago
Hot takes on what's now and what's next in the business of branding, consumers, and culture.
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Hot takes on what's now and what's next in the business of branding, consumers, and culture.
Show more...
Marketing
Business
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Swiftonomics: Spinning Negative Narratives into Brand Success with Monica Rivera
scintillations
28 minutes 8 seconds
1 year ago
Swiftonomics: Spinning Negative Narratives into Brand Success with Monica Rivera

Ever wonder how a pop icon flips the script on criticism to build an even stronger fanbase? Join us as we sit down with marketing guru Monica to dissect Taylor Swift's brilliant counterpunch to negative press, a strategy we've affectionately dubbed 'Swiftonomics.' Swift's savvy in repurposing insults into empowerment not only cements her place in the hearts of her followers but sets the stage for a discussion on how brands across industries can similarly turn their vulnerabilities into victories. From embracing her serpentine critics to penning anthems that clap back at doubters, Swift's approach is a lesson in narrative control and authenticity that resonates far beyond the glitter of showbiz.


As we peel back the layers of brand transparency and loyalty, Monica guides us through the tightrope walk of celebrity and corporate brands alike. We draw parallels between Swift's selective sharing and the strategic moves of companies that understand the dance between openness and privacy. Through anecdotes and examples ranging from the golden arches to budget-friendly airlines, we illuminate the often misunderstood dynamics of staying true to one's core while adapting to an ever-changing marketplace. And for a touch of heart, we share the personal significance behind the Taylor Swift song "I Almost Do," underscoring the emotional ties that make branding not just a business endeavor, but a deeply human one.


KEYWORDS

Branding, Marketing, Taylor Swift, Reputation, Authenticity, Transparency, Brand Strategy, Personal Branding, Corporate Strategy, Customer Value, Crisis Communication, AI-generated Content, Emotional Connection, Loyalty, Self-awareness, Empowerment, Negative Press, Public Perception, Indulgent Offerings, Sentimental Value


About Monica:

Monica M. Rivera (she/her) is an engaging speaker, marketer, and personal branding coach with over 20 years of experience at renowned companies such as Citi, Deloitte, Verizon, and SAP. She founded YOU WANNA DO WHAT?!, a coaching practice, to help female business professionals build personal brands around their expertise that command attention and attract opportunities. As a highly sought-after speaker, Monica has presented at TEDx, The New York Times, TIME Magazine, Podcast Movement, and numerous national events for over a decade. Monica's talks inspire individuals and organizations to embrace their true potential and promote personal growth, empowerment, and success.

www.youwannadowhat.com

https://linkedin.com/in/monicamrivera



scintillations
Hot takes on what's now and what's next in the business of branding, consumers, and culture.