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I (accidentally) started a cult. Now, I show others how to do the same and become a cult leader. Yes, you're right β it's completely irresponsible. But it's the most powerful way to build genuine connection and belonging with your audience in an age where customer loyalty is dead. Oh, and it's a lot of fun. Join (you'd expect a cult leader to say that, wouldn't you?)
Want to know how Liquid Death disrupted an multi-billion dollar industry and started a cult? Hey Reader,If you've been in the How To Start A Cult Facebook group recently, you'll have seen a new regular call I've added: The Cult Case Files. These are calls where I break down business, brands, organisations and even individuals to see how they are using cult principles. And show you how you can take what they've done and apply it to your own business or brand. The latest call was for that...
Do you think Shakespeare is boring, Reader? Well, thatβs the feeling I was left with after my experience of Shakespeare in school. Having to read page by page out loud in front of the class. Struggling to understand what all these bizarre outdated words and phrases meant. With teachers who were less than enthusiastic and unwilling to make it any more interesting. The only mild enjoyment was when the teacher gave up and let us watch the Franco Zeffirelli versions of Macbeth (super gruesome)...
How now, Reader - how farest thou this day? On his birthday - and indeed St George's Day - it seems only fit that a writer should honour William Shakespeare. For the greatest debt the English-speaking world owes is to him. It shocks me we donβt celebrate it more in the UK. If Shakespeare was American, it would be a national holiday with fireworks and lots of food. But, for us, it slips right under the radar. (In fact, the only reason I ever remember is because itβs also my wifeβs nanβs...