In this fascinating conversation, Jeremy Rivera sits down with Justin Oberman, a seasoned advertising professional turned modern publicist, to explore how the attention economy is reshaping digital marketing. Justin shares his journey from running a seven-figure agency to becoming a specialist in "manufacturing attention" for clients in the advertising and marketing space.
The discussion covers the evolution from traditional SEO tactics to attention-based strategies, the power of showmanship in marketing, and why Justin believes every industry needs its own "Dogecoin" - that disruptive, attention-grabbing player that changes the game.
"I do not believe that advertising or marketing is about persuasion. I don't think it's about selling. I don't think it's about even storytelling. I think those are all techniques for what the main thing that advertising and marketing and branding is, which is showmanship." - Justin Oberman
"All advertising is guesswork, nobody really understands how it works. It's all a gamble. And the only thing that really matters is fame. The more famous you are, the easier everything becomes." - Bob Hoffman (as quoted by Justin)
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