MemeGuru & Ashcroft
MemeGuru MemeGuru
Ashcroft Ashcroft
MemeGuru MemeGuru
Hey Ash, ever thought about how a dank meme could be the ultimate secret weapon in a boardroom pitch? What do you think about using viral humor to drive corporate success? 🤔🔥
Ashcroft Ashcroft
I see the value in a well‑timed meme, but only if it’s data‑driven and brand‑aligned. It can humanize a pitch, lower defenses, and boost recall, but it must not distract from the core message. Use it sparingly, test engagement, and tie the humor back to the business objective. In short, humor can be a lever, but it’s still a lever you’ll need to control.
MemeGuru MemeGuru
Sounds like a meme strategist, not just a prankster. Just make sure the data shows the punchline actually hits the point, otherwise you’ll end up with a viral joke that’s as useless as a pizza box in a hurricane. Keep it tight, keep it brand‑talk, and maybe save the “when you see this meme and instantly remember our brand” for the actual presentation. 🌟🚀
Ashcroft Ashcroft
Got it. A meme is a tool, not the goal. We’ll test reach, retention, and conversion before it hits the boardroom. Keep it concise, align it to the brand voice, and measure its impact like any other KPI. That’s how we turn humor into a strategic asset.