may hurt Dwight Schrute's feelings every time Michael Scott says it but it's true. People are inundated with so much information, overwhelmed by the amount of choices they have, that everything is just becoming noise on top of noise. Brands right now are competing for head space and that ones that will win are the ones who can make their ad campaign work in one image.
Dani Dufresne, CEO & Founder of The Aux Co, joins us on The Longer Game today to talk about why Influencers are finishing their flash in the pan, while trying desperately trying not to die. Influence for the sake of influence is on the way out. You have to bring more to the table as a brand, instead of buying 30 days of fame and visibility from someone else.
Authenticity wins the day. Record this podcast onto a tape, pop it into your cassette deck, and press play. It's about to get good.
The Longer Game (@thelongergame) is a podcast focused on leaning into the trends and advancements in retail so brands see a clearer path to success across ALL channels. We’re looking at retail in a whole new way, looking to better understand the future of retail. It’s Retail Reimagined.
Sharing hope about the future. No one channel can a business sustain. Go omni-channel.
Our guest's Name is Dani Dufresne. Dani Dufresne is the badass secret agent behind some of the most jaw-dropping campaigns you’ve ever seen. As the founder of The Auxiliary Co., she’s the one brands call when they need to pull off high-stakes creative execution without the bloated budgets and red tape of traditional agencies.
With an unmatched eye for innovative approaches, design, and flawless production, Dani doesn’t just manage a campaign; she makes it legendary. Whether assembling an A-list creative team, running a massive production on a shoestring budget, or stepping in to save a campaign from disaster, she delivers every time.
Forget the outdated agency model. Dani’s way is more innovative, leaner, and faster. She’s here to help brands ditch the bureaucracy, hire the right people, and actually get sh*t done."