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Childhood Memories and Exclusive Boxes
The feeling of winning a jumbo check is embedded in our brains as a symbol of success from childhood, as well as the experience of watching TV shows that promise a grand prize. The design of exclusive boxes, such as those from brands like Louis Vuitton and Nike, also generate a strong emotional attachment to the product.
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A group of people were watching a bunch of ads to raise their multiplier in order to win prizes, including a $3 million dream home from Publishers Clearing House, who reportedly did $1 billion in sales in 2018.
38:34 - 40:08 (01:33)
Summary
A group of people were watching a bunch of ads to raise their multiplier in order to win prizes, including a $3 million dream home from Publishers Clearing House, who reportedly did $1 billion in sales in 2018.
ChapterChildhood Memories and Exclusive Boxes
Episode#87 with Greg Isenberg - The Millions to be Made Unbundling Reddit
PodcastMy First Million
The obsession with giant novelty checks and the commercials that featured them is discussed, with the guest recalling the fond memories of watching such ads at his grandmother's house.
40:08 - 41:03 (00:54)
Summary
The obsession with giant novelty checks and the commercials that featured them is discussed, with the guest recalling the fond memories of watching such ads at his grandmother's house.
ChapterChildhood Memories and Exclusive Boxes
Episode#87 with Greg Isenberg - The Millions to be Made Unbundling Reddit
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker discusses his disappointment with a website's design, specifically the use of a cheap stone instead of an exclusive box similar to those used by luxury brands.
41:03 - 43:17 (02:14)
Summary
The speaker discusses his disappointment with a website's design, specifically the use of a cheap stone instead of an exclusive box similar to those used by luxury brands.