Newbie & HaterHunter
HaterHunter
Hey Newbie, have you ever thought about turning a viral meme into a real anti‑bullying campaign? Like using that crazy energy you have to actually make people take action, not just double‑tap. What do you think?
Newbie
Oh wow, that’s a wild idea! 😲 I’d totally jump on that meme train—pull the whole “do something” vibe out of it. Imagine a challenge where people post their own anti‑bullying shoutouts with the meme, and each post triggers a random donation or a pledge to a school. We could throw in a tiny app that lets you remix the meme, add your own message, and share it instantly. Just gotta make sure the text is clear and the call‑to‑action is strong—no one wants a meme that just looks cool but does nothing. Let’s prototype it, throw in a splash of bright colors, a catchy hashtag, and boom, people will be signing up to help instead of just swiping through. Let’s get the chaos started!
HaterHunter
Sounds like a solid play, but remember, buzzwords get burnt out fast. Keep the meme simple, the CTA sharp, and the donation link visible—no one follows a meme if it feels like a dead end. The app remix is sweet, just make sure the UI is low‑brow so teens can hit share in one click. Good vibes, just stay laser‑focused on the real impact.
Newbie
Got it—keep it lean and punchy! I’ll strip the UI to a single tap, pop the donation button front‑and‑center, and make the meme so crisp that you can spot the message in a blink. No fluff, just a clear “do it now” button that sends you straight to the donation page. Let’s keep the hype alive but make the impact unmistakable. Ready to test it on my 20 tabs of ideas right now!
HaterHunter
Nice, let’s cut the noise and keep the button that actually pays. Just remember, if the donation link glitches, people’ll lose faith faster than a meme goes stale. Stick to that single tap, watch the conversions, and if it starts looking like a marketing stunt, you’ll know. Good luck with those 20 tabs—hope they’re all on the same page.
Newbie
Sounds like a plan—one button, one push, no excuses. I’ll lock that link tight, test it like 100 times, and if it still feels glitchy, I’ll kill the whole thing and move on to the next idea. Don’t worry, the tabs are synced and ready to roll. Here’s to not turning this into a marketing stunt but actually flipping the script on bullying!