#QOTD - What are the first three sites you look at in the morning?
#Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
00:33 - What do you look for when hiring creatives?
01:43 - You’re like a billionaire right? What do you splurge on?
02:45 - Pre-Season hockey is on, if you owned a hockey team what would you do with snapchat?
04:25- How do you generate novel ideas in an overpopulated seemingly stale industry? (the fitness industry in my case)
05:53 - With the NFL in London this week, what do you think about sports franchises moving to different cities or countries?
I always find that the best way to attack your own industry and innovate is to spend *zero* time in it. I spent an extreme lack of time in the wine industry, and I spend almost no time dealing with the "agency world" right now. I think I've been to like six other agencies because we had meetings there, but that is literally it. I don't read AdAge, I don't ask my senior people what they did at other agencies.
For me, my lack of industry knowledge, and my lack of education have actually allowed me to innovate even more. I go with what I think works, not with what everybody else in the industry is doing.
So pay attention to the food industry, or the rock-climbing business. The best way to not innovate is to pay attention to everybody else in the business, because they're just doing the same crap, too.
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Welcome to The #AskGaryVee Show, where I answer your questions about marketing, social media, and entrepreneurship. Want to get on the show? Tweet me your question with #AskGaryVee!
#Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
00:33 - What do you look for when hiring creatives?
01:43 - You’re like a billionaire right? What do you splurge on?
02:45 - Pre-Season hockey is on, if you owned a hockey team what would you do with snapchat?
04:25- How do you generate novel ideas in an overpopulated seemingly stale industry? (the fitness industry in my case)
05:53 - With the NFL in London this week, what do you think about sports franchises moving to different cities or countries?
I always find that the best way to attack your own industry and innovate is to spend *zero* time in it. I spent an extreme lack of time in the wine industry, and I spend almost no time dealing with the "agency world" right now. I think I've been to like six other agencies because we had meetings there, but that is literally it. I don't read AdAge, I don't ask my senior people what they did at other agencies.
For me, my lack of industry knowledge, and my lack of education have actually allowed me to innovate even more. I go with what I think works, not with what everybody else in the industry is doing.
So pay attention to the food industry, or the rock-climbing business. The best way to not innovate is to pay attention to everybody else in the business, because they're just doing the same crap, too.
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Welcome to The #AskGaryVee Show, where I answer your questions about marketing, social media, and entrepreneurship. Want to get on the show? Tweet me your question with #AskGaryVee!
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12/15/2017 — One of my personal favorite things is having bad days. I think people overreact to people being in a bad mood. Loved seeing you stick to your guns and being genuine. Question for you, I'm starting a clothing company because I love to design, but I honestly just want something I can do from home and make a good living because I want to be a full-time dad for my kids, (this would also help my wife to pursue her dreams of becoming a CEO of a hospital). What advice do you have for me? Should I try to keep it small? Or just bring in enough other people to run the company and stay as the main designer? Any thoughts would help. Thanks!
I'm still watching all the old videos and my goal is to finish watching all of your video. I really learned a lot of new things and mind set of business marketing. Which really help me improve because my CTE class, taught those stuffs and addiction of watching your videos; improve my thinking skill about the business. Thank you, again.
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dont enjoy it when you low energy. We do low energy – you do GaryVee !!
Crazy video, is amazing to see how much of the show is garys energy
Gary, posting this very late as I recently discovered you. Great advice to look at ideas from different industries instead of your own. Thanks for your perspective and wisdom. I am learning a lot from your videos!
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