The New 80-20 Rule for Brand Perception (not Revenue)

Notion, Apple, and The NYT Games App have created brand evangelists to the point where the "face of the brand" is not on company payroll - their top superfans control 80% of public perception. How Tim Cook (& Apple) approach this, the rise of "Mr. & Mrs. Notions", and how Wordle TikTokers are taking over the world turning everyone into casual gamers (and NYT Games subscribers).

The New 80-20 Rule for Brand Perception (not Revenue) 0 Meagan's Newsletter: The Gen Z POV Posts The New 80-20 Rule for Brand Perception (not Revenue) The New 80-20 Rule for Brand Perception (not Revenue) Notion, Apple, and The NYT Games App have created brand evangelists to the point where the "face of the brand" is not on company payroll - their top superfans control 80% of public perception. How Tim Cook (& Apple) approach this, the rise of "Mr. & Mrs. Notions", and how Wordle TikTokers are taking over the world turning everyone into casual gamers (and NYT Games subscribers). Meagan Loyst S

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