Ramp’s The Office Stunt, Twitter’s Link Feature, & Twilight Fancams

From The Office's Kevin trapped in a glass box for Ramp to Lionsgate finally embracing fan editors, this episode unpacks the biggest marketing moves of the week. We break down how a B2B fintech company created the most talked-about experiential campaign, dive into Twitter's game-changing link update, and expose a wild Reddit marketing takedown that cost one company 80% of their revenue.
Plus: AMC x Netflix's theatrical partnership, Heineken trolling Friend AI, and why one movie is asking fans to shave their heads. Bonus segment: how a viral YouTube video helped launch an innovative ultrasonic knife.
Topics covered:
Ramp's viral Office-themed marketing stunt
Twitter's new in-platform link browsing
Lionsgate embracing fan editors
Reddit marketing investigation
AMC & Netflix partnership
Product marketing innovation
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(00:00-00:42) - intro & celebrating 30 episodes
(00:42-02:16) - new balance & shohei ohtani marketing
(02:16-03:31) - amc & netflix partnership, k-pop demon hunters
(04:34-06:13) - bugonia movie head-shaving stunt & heineken's friend ai campaign
(06:32-14:25) - deep dive into ramp's office-themed marketing stunt
(14:25-15:53) - discussion on positive vs rage marketing
(15:53-31:50) - twitter's new in-platform browsing
(31:50-35:13) - reddit marketing investigation case study
(35:13-end) - ultrasonic knife invention & product marketing