Netflix's Stock Tanked 35% in 1 Day. Here's What it Means For Marketers #2085
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In episode #2085, Neil and Eric talk about how Netflix’s stock tanked 35%, and what this means for marketers. For years Netflix had a competitive advantage as a unique streaming service. Learn how always trying to displace your own business can help you stay ahead, and what marketers can learn from Netflix’s recent dive.
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- [00:20] Today’s topic: Netflix's Stock Tanked 35% in 1 Day. Here's What it Means For Marketers.
- [00:50] Why this dip in Netflix’s value was inevitable.
- [01:24] How Netflix lost its competitive edge over other companies.
- [02:04] Why being unique is easier to market and results in quicker growth.
- [02:50] Why you should always be trying to displace your own business.
- [03:37] Go to school.io/talent to learn how you can join our Talent Collective! Use promo code MS100
- [03:37] Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast!
- [03:57] Go to https://www.marketingschool.io to learn more!
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