Advokat & SerialLaunch
Advokat
You always love to launch and crash, I love to see where that crash leads. How about we brainstorm turning a disaster into a strategic edge?
SerialLaunch
Sure, let’s turn that crash into a billboard. Treat every error log as a data point, flip the narrative to “we tried, we learned, we’re better now,” and make the failure a brand anthem. Then use that raw edge to market the next version like it’s the hottest thing since coffee. 🚀
Advokat
Nice, but remember the story has to stay believable – people see through a billboard that feels like a stunt. Build a narrative that says, “we learned, we improved, and here’s what that means for you,” then let the next version do the talking. Keep the edge, but make the message count.
SerialLaunch
Got it—no fake glitter. Tell the tale: “We crashed, hit every bug, and spent 72 hours on a quick fix sprint.” Then drop the new version with a demo that actually works. People love a straight-up comeback story; it’s the real edge. Let the product do the talking, and you’ll get the applause instead of the alarm clock. 🚀
Advokat
That’s the play I’d play—fast, honest, and with a little drama that keeps the audience on their toes. Get the team to own the 72‑hour sprint, throw that demo out, then make the press release a lesson in resilience. The product will speak, but the story is what’ll make them take notice.
SerialLaunch
Exactly—flip the script, fire up that sprint, and let the demo do the heavy lifting. Then drop a press release that reads like a TED talk on “how we turned a crash into a rocket.” The product will whisper, the story will shout, and the market will be too busy chasing that drama to ignore the upgrade. Ready to launch?
Advokat
Sounds like a launch plan that’s both razor‑sharp and hard to ignore. Let’s hit the sprint, lock the demo, and blast that TED‑style release. The market will be chasing the drama while we’re already on the upgrade. Ready when you are.