Right About Now with Ryan Alford - The Week of January 26, 2024 Marketing and Business News: Solo Stove’s Viral Snoop Dogg Partnership Fails to Spark Up Sales

Episode Date: January 26, 2024

Welcome back to another thrilling episode of The Radcast, the podcast that dives deep into the realms of business, marketing, and everything radical. Ryan is  joined by the ever-energetic Chris. Today is January 26th, 2024, and we've got an exciting lineup for you. From the extravagant world of luxury ski wear to the potential game-changer of a pay-per-view Super Bowl, we've got our fingers on the pulse of the latest trends. But that's not all – we'll be exploring Solo Stove's collaboration with none other than Snoop Dogg, WWE's multi-billion-dollar deal with Netflix, and the iconic return of Coors Light's Silver Bullet Train for the Super Bowl. Stick around as we share insights, laughs, and a sneak peek into upcoming episodes. It's time to buckle up and join us on this wild ride through the business and marketing landscape.Peak Chic: Balenciaga’s $5,600 Snowboard Leads a Flurry of Luxury Skiwear and Accessories (03:27) https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lifestyle/style/best-luxury-ski-gear-accessories-winter-2024-12357910 41/ A Pay-Per-View Super Bowl? It May Happen Sooner Than You Think (06:47)https://themessenger.com/opinion/pay-per-view-super-bowl-live-streaming-peacock-chiefs-dolphins-reven ue   Netflix to stream WWE’s Raw starting next year in its biggest jump into live entertainment (08:59)https://www.cnbc.com/2024/01/23/netflix-to-stream-wwes-raw-starting-next-year.html Solo Stove’s viral Snoop Dogg partnership fails to spark up sales (11:51)https://www.marketingdive.com/news/solo-stove-viral-snoop-dogg-stunt-marketing-fail/705029/#:~:text=%E2%80%9CWhile%20our%20unique%20marketing%20campaigns,Andrea%20Tarbox%20in%20a%20sta tement.  Coors Light’s silver bullet train returns for Super Bowl with seats for fans (13:44)https://www.marketingdive.com/news/coors-light-super-bowl-lviii-ad-chill-train-gen-z/705244/?utm_source =Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Issue:%202024-01-23%20Marketing%20Dive%20Newsle tter%20%5Bissue:58394%5D&utm_term=Marketing%20Dive Bills offering Taylor Swift-themed food for playoff clash with Travis Kelce’s Chiefs (15:05) https://nypost.com/2024/01/20/sports/bills-have-taylor-swift-themed-food-for-clash-with-travis-kelces-chiefs/Sponsor: (18:19)Vaycay: Premium Wellness Products Delivered Straight to You in the USWebsite: www.RolloffthePain.comPodcast: www.thevaycaypodcast.com  Apple Dials Back Car’s Self-Driving Features and Delays Launch to 2028 (22:25)https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-01-23/apple-car-ev-set-to-debut-in-2028-with-limited-auto nomous-drivingRadnews: (20:46)Last Tuesday - Tanner ChidesterNext Tuesday - Brian TracyHoliday: (21:00)January 28. International Lego Day #LegoDayJanuary 31. Inspire Your Heart With Art Day #InspireYourHeartWithArtDayIf you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, join Ryan’s newsletter https://ryanalford.com/newsletter/ to get Ferrari level advice daily for FREE. Learn how to build a 7 figure business from your personal brand by signing up for a FREE introduction to personal branding https://ryanalford.com/personalbranding. If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, join Ryan’s newsletter https://ryanalford.com/newsletter/ to get Ferrari level advice daily for FREE.  Learn how to build a 7 figure business from your personal brand by signing up for a FREE introduction to personal branding https://ryanalford.com/personalbranding.  Learn more by visiting our website at www.ryanisright.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel  www.youtube.com/@RightAboutNowwithRyanAlford. 

You're listening to The Radcast, a top 25 worldwide business podcast. If it's radical, we cover it. Here's your host, Ryan Alford. Hey guys, what's up? Welcome to the latest edition of The Radcast. It is Friday, January 26th, 2024. Our weekly business and marketing news of the week. And any small talk that Chris and I want to get into

that'll make you laugh, make you smile, make you high-five your best friend or run around the house naked five times. I don't even know. What's up, Chris? How you doing, my man? Hey. Quite the intro today.

I know. Fired up. Do you have a couple extra energy drinks this morning on my seventh one i'm good i think i'm on number two number two my resting heart rate's like 44 so i can hit i can pound two monsters and get to 58 and you're like normal yeah man it's, it's good. How's hot Miami? Hanging in the vacay lounge, baby. Oh, yeah. Sunshine and 80 degrees. We're very lucky.

Oh, my God. Just shut up. It's a rainy 48 degrees here or something in South Carolina. You'd think we're in, I don't know, Maine or something or Seattle. Yeah. But not so nice here. Hope everyone's doing great wherever, whenever, however you are. Hopefully your football teams did well in the playoffs.

My Bills lost. Josh Allen disappointed a little bit. Didn't quite get down. Mahomes is just the beast. Getting over that KC slump. So we'll see where things go. Got Baltimore, Kansas City,

and then Detroit. The up-and-coming Detroit. Never thought I'd say Detroit winning the NFC championship game. Doesn't take a while. I know people. Yeah. San Fran and the Detroit Lions.

Baltimore and Kansas City. The ratings have been through the roof. NFL is more popular than ever. So hopefully you've placed your ads if you're a big brand on all the upcoming playoffs. I will say I don't turn the channel much when it's like NFL playoffs. So probably a good signal to have those ads running. But make sure you have a jingle. The TV is the radio. The TV is the radio.

The smartphone is the TV. Because you're looking down at your phone while the ads are playing. So you need some iconic music or some kind of jingle going on your TV spots. There's your little tip of the day. The TV is the radio. Who would have thought? I love that. Put on a T-shirt.

Yes. The TV is the radio. Who killed the radio who would have thought i love that put on a t-shirt yes the tv is the radio who killed the radio star the tv because now because i think about it your phone your head's down we're all down looking at the phone you're scrolling but the tv's playing it's in the background it's ambient a bit but that so that tune and that jingle has ever been more important because that'll still stick in your head. Even when you're like scrolling, call me if you really want the good stuff brands. Let's be honest. You won't hear this kind of news. Your 30 year old account rep doesn't know that shit. No, you know, social media manager doesn't know that they don't understand that. Anyway, we got some good news today balance yaga did i say

that right balance yaga yeah bro yeah bro peak chic they've got a 5600 snowboard leads a fury of luxury ski wear and accessories this comes to us from our good friends in hollywood the hollywood reporter it's an article from January 20th by Ingrid Schmidt. We appreciate Ingrid. I like that. Look, when I know who the author is, I'm going to give you some credit. Discusses the trend of luxury ski wear and accessories highlighted at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City. It showcases the high-end fashion in ski resorts featuring products from brands like Bonsiaga,

Gucci, and Dior. Key items include that $5,600 snowboard and luxury apparel worn by celebrities like Rihanna and Justin Bieber. The piece illustrates the merging of luxury fashion with ski wear marked by celebrity endorsements and high price tags i do see a lot of celebrities like rocking some goggles like ski goggles the sunglasses that are like big and ridiculous have come back that look like ski sunglasses i know in hot miami anything to do with skiing is probably not exactly up your alley chris you've seen these no oh yeah 100 there's a lot of skiers down here, actually. I heard some guys in the sauna talking about it. But, yeah, this is a weird trend to me. I feel like it's a little bit of... There's a lot of posers out there, I think, for skis, like skiing.

I don't know. It feels like one of the remaining poser sports. I've got my ski outfits on or my ski brands or whatever like in my pictures but i haven't hit the slopes in 10 years i was gonna say there's a lot of people i know that go out to colorado and literally they'll airbnb like really sick houses just to go shoot content in ski clothes yeah there is no skiing there's in the hot tub Yeah, there is a ski club. And we're never doing any skiing. No skiing.

They're just in the hot tub. I just saw, man. Yeah. We've stopped doing the actual activities. We're just there for the photos. Yeah, I'm out here doing some boarding, man. But in between boarding, I'm getting these shots in. Yeah, basically.

With my model girlfriend in the hot tub. Yeah. Yeah. They got their ski goggles. They're Balenciaga. Ski board behind them. Hey, season's coming, baby. Everybody, look out on your feed. You're Balenciaga ski board behind them. Season's coming, baby.

Everybody look out on your feed. You're going to see a lot of... But the point here is luxury is not dead. Luxury brands are still alive no matter what you think. And expanding. I still think luxury brands have a ways to go in the automotive world. I feel like that's the next big thing. There's an article a year later. We talk about Apple cars and stuff. the Motive world so like that's the like next big thing yeah there's an article here later we talk

about Apple cars and stuff but like you could see uh Louis Vuitton car I thought I've seen maybe Rolls-Royce did something with Hermes at one point like their maze orange leather seats or something but you the old days just like the Eddie Bauer edition yeah the Explorers and stuff I would even love to see those come back oh yeah the Eddie Bauer Explorer man Yeah. The Explorers and stuff. I would even love to see those come back. Oh, yeah. The Eddie Bauer Explorer, man. Oh, you got that premium Explorer if you had the Eddie Bauer, man. Written, hand sewn into the seats. That was a pretty good partnership.

That co-branding right there. Back to the football. We went off it briefly. So, we think this is going to happen sooner or later. This comes to us from TheMessenger.com. The possibility of a pay-per-view Super Bowl with streaming picking up and the popularity

and just the overall viewership and opportunity for revenue. There's the possibility that one day the Super Bowl will be pay-per-view. I could totally see a world where that happens, and I think everybody that's listening or might think,

God, we're going to have to pay for the Super Bowl. I would never pay for the Super Bowl. Here's the deal. You don't really want to pay your cable bill either. Would you rather have a la carte opportunities to order what you want, or would you rather pay $120 a month for a lot of shit that you don't watch?

That's true. We're moving to a world... Because I'll watch the Super Bowl, but I'm not going to watch... I don't need the NFL package for $120 a month. Dude, I'd probably pay $100 pay-per-view for the Super Bowl. Yes.

I'd pay $100 for... If I didn't... Like, again, I haven't been spending unnecessarily money on channels that I didn't want or need. Would I fork out

$1,500 here and there for extraordinary, like, sports events or whatever it might be, fighting, those kind of things? Sure. When Jake Paul

actually fights somebody and gets his ass kicked, like, I'd probably sign up for that. Yeah. When the promoters decide he's going to things. Sure. When Jake Paul actually fights somebody, he gets his ass kicked. Like, I'm probably signing up for that. Yeah, when the promoters decide he's going to lose. Yeah, nah. He's a pretty good fighter, man. He's actually surprisingly good.

No, yeah, he's legit. He's got skills. He's got skills. I don't know where he would fall. I think if he fought like a real contender. But he's definitely no punk, I'll tell you that. He trains hard. Yeah, yeah.

I get a lot of respect for him. You get in the ring, man. I'll tell you that. He trains hard. Yeah. I get a lot of respect for him. You get in the ring, man. I respect anybody that gets in that damn ring. You can get your head taken off and he gets there with some pretty legit dudes. I joke. I actually have a lot of respect for him. But the Superbowl thing would be fascinating to see what and how many they actually get.

We'll see where it goes. It can be a lot of money. Let's just say that. And sticking down the pay-per-view line this surprised me i grew up watching wrestling and it was huge when i grew up little kid wwe nwa rick flair all that stuff signed a five billion billion deal with Netflix. I thought maybe wrestling was going to go on the decline at some point. But now we know it's still increasing. And there you go. $5 billion to be on Netflix. They get access to that audience,

and it's going to be one of the first live sports on Netflix. They were really one of the first reality tv in a way man those wrestling fans brother diehards they are it is growing i just thought it eventually was going to like ground out yeah i always i grew up watching wrestling i was like once i realized it was fake i was like when i was like 27 when i realized it was fake, when I was like 27, when I realized it was fake, I finally gave in. In my dreams were crushed. Yeah, it was crushed.

Ric Flair was like, Ric Flair, Sting. It was Sting. He was on one of the other channels. He went WWE a few times. It was like Hulk Hogan, the Macho Man, Randy Savage. You know all those dudes hanging in Tampa. Like, my boys will be at the bar with Ric Flair on a Saturday. They're like, whoo!

I don't know how some of them are still. They did all the roids and everything else in the 80s and drank hard. And now they're still 75. They're still drinking. He still goes hard, dude. Hanging out with Tyson, smoking weed. Party. Yeah.

It's like, he does have a million products, Ric Flair and the Hulk Hogan. They both have maintained some amount of health and semblance of consciousness. Think about how many. Dude. You talk about getting concussions. These guys are jumping around back in the day when they didn't have any of that. So they still have their wits about them. With the number of concussions they probably all have had,

there's no telling. Because that's fake. But it's still 300, 250-pound men jumping and diving and smacking each other. So there's still a level of athleticism that takes place. But it is like the world's greatest soap opera now. I don't know. The storyline's got stupid at some point.

I started watching. I figured it would die off. But but sure enough 250 million global subscribers to netflix will now get raw live raw i mean i have a maybe if things kept completely south i'll just be the voice of wrestling i think you'd be great at that you could be a ring announcer ring announcer or something like i gotta maybe i need to like my, like, vocals a little more. Like, having some, like, honey and what are those, the drinks that people drink? Like a hot, yeah, a hot tea and some honey. I don't know, like, what singers have to nurse their vocal cords.

Let's be honest. It's probably not gonna happen. I'm gonna drink my Bud Light next. Does that fit in? And if you want to learn from me directly, join my newsletter, RyanOfford.com backslash newsletter. Sign up. I give daily advice on marketing, personal branding, podcasting, life.

Give that a shout. Join that. It's free. It's daily. Just like this show, give away our best advice. In other news, Solo Stowe's viral Snoop Dogg partnership fails to spark up sales. Hey, I see what they did there with that headline. Marketing Dive brought to us. So I saw this all over LinkedIn. And here's the first thing I

thought. Number one, they got a lot of attention for this, a lot of top of mind awareness. And if they truly did this campaign to get immediate sales, then it was a failure to start. This is a brand building. If you ask a hundred people six months ago, if they had heard of solo stove, and then now you did that same thing, I guarantee you it's two X. My mother-in-law bought one of these things from this whole campaign and she's not a Snoop Dogg person, but she heard about it and saw the news, and she checked it out, and they were wanting something for their patio. So let me tell you, number one, if that was the metric, it was failed marketing for the metric they were using. They doubled probably their awareness in

the market, their top of mind for when someone might consider this in the future. So I read this, they go, oh, people got lost their heads over not meeting marketing objectives. Let me tell you, top of mind awareness means something. It has value because they're not everyone's buying within the 30 days the campaign ran. Brand over time, sales overnight. Just telling you that top of mind awareness

is a lot higher for solo stove. Whether they bought one immediately or not, everyone needed a solo stove. But now when they get in the market or maybe they get into camping season or outdoor season a little bit more, I think you judge this campaign over six to 12 months, not two months of sales in the fourth quarter. It's stuck in my mind. I was at Costco, and I don't know if it was that brand. But I remember I was seeing a smokeless stove, and I did a little bit more of a double take

than I definitely would have ever done before. Yep. Because I don't need one. But now I'm like, oh, now I know. Exactly. Thank you, Snoop. Snoop, Snoopaloop. Uncle Snoop snoop snoop a loop uncle snoop could you have a smokeless stove in your condo is it totally smokeless is that a great idea for the

balcony i've had something similar to these things you're still using i think like a liquid fuel yeah but we have the balcony so can i sell you a little i get down with that see up see i'm selling it to you snoop dog indirect sales there we go see get that marketing a chance it takes time and look the creativity was out of the out of this world so i don't want to see creative ideas like this go into shitter because people don't have the right objective set up for their marketing campaigns right this is a brand play this is not a sales overnight play So if you want to do sales overnight, you should have done, okay, $100 off or half off every single, something major promo along with it.

But this was a brand awareness play. Get your metrics right on the front end. I'll tell you who's got their metrics. That's Taylor Swift. Swifty. The Bills playoff game with Kansas City. So the Bills' unique culinary offering. They had this at the game in anticipation of the game with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Announce special menu items inspired by Taylor Swift, who's become a regular. The menu features bad blood waffle fries, a two-foot boat of spiced waffle fries with toppings representing the Bill's Chiefs rivalries, and a karma quesadilla. The article also touches on Swiss frequent attendance to the games and her relationship with Kelsey, including those engagement rumors. Look out.

So the Chiefs ended up winning, unfortunately. My boy, Josh Allen, didn't play quite as good as Mahomes, but I think he needed some help on the defense and other things. Nonetheless, you know, I get to build some credit here, though. It's fun playing off of built-in, established, Taylor Swift themes that are already going on. Borrowed interest. Borrowed interest. There it is.

That's it. Right there. I was waiting for it. Teach them, baby. Teach them, baby. Borrowed interest. I don't know. I'd like to see the food sales.

How many bad blood waffle fries? This thing sounds pretty good. I'm pretty hungry. I'm hungry right now. Yeah. I'm down right now. Yeah. I'm down. Yeah. Is it over now

cheeseburgers? Isn't that her latest hit? It's so funny. That's like her latest hit. Is it over now? And she's like knee deep in a heavy relationship. I'm always like, oh God, is this about Travis? They didn't even broke up yet. I had a little bit of shade coming at me from from when we talked about his jersey sales and saying they're gonna break up so all right swifties those 50s will get you man

like that you don't mess with the swifties no i do like this. I like nostalgic campaigns, especially the ones that I remember. The Silver Bullet. That is Coors Light. Silver Bullet train returns for this year's Super Bowl with seats for fans. Coors Light is reintroducing its iconic Silver Bullet train for this year's Super Bowl after a 12-year hiatus. Part of the Made to Chill campaign features a modernized version named the Coors Light Chill Train.

Using CGI, the ad will digitally insert 100 fans into the train's cars, promoting user-generated content on social media. Coors Light plans to release a slowed-down version on YouTube to allow viewers to explore the passengers and discover surprise guests. There you go. It's tapping into that nostalgia, the silver bullet.

I was sitting here doing math in my head of like, how old was I 12 years ago? Because I remember these ads. 21, 22. Yeah. Something like that. Yeah. Yeah. They've guaranteed to be as cold as the Rockies with that can that would change colors.

Yes. That never quite worked that can. That would change colors. Yes. That never quite worked that great, I don't think. I was always like, look at the can. The idea was great. Great idea. Execution. Yeah. Silver bullet.

I like it, though. Especially if they pull the CGI off right. We'll see what happens. I'll be watching that Super Bowl going, where's the silver bullet? So we'll see how it goes. I do want to bring up one important side thing, Chris, and that's our sponsor. You're sitting in the vacay lounge.

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Takeavacay.com. Hey, if you didn't listen, hit the back button. Tanner Chidester dropped a lot of knowledge on sales, coaching, marketing in 2024. Very insightful guy. Young guy. He's been really successful. Like Tanner a lot. I've had him on a couple times. Then next week, if you really want to get the sales lingo, how to advance your sales in 2024, Brian Tracy's written over 30 books.

He was amazing. He's an author and really a great speaker and very insightful on sales and really the psychology of sales. There's a lot of stuff I learned a lot. I was like taking notes during the whole episode mentally and figuratively, like circling things on my notes page. So check that out next week. Brian Tracy, we're all about bringing value here on the Radcast. A couple of holidays that I'll bring up that we don't want you to miss, particularly January 28th, is International Lego Day, my friend.

I didn't have four boys, four young boys. particularly January 28th is international Lego day. My friend, I didn't have four boys, four young boys. I'm telling you, I still, to this day, we'll occasionally step on a Lego in my house and go, ah,

what the, and there's very few things as painful as that, but I write it off because look, it said, I'm like in video games, which they do play. I'd rather them do be doing something creative with their hands. And Legos are cool.

I'll get into it a little bit. I agree. We got more Legos. I should own stock in that shit, I'm telling you. We got boxes of canisters. We have four kids that are all into it. There you go. And then January 34th, this has really warmed my heart,

literally and figuratively. Inspire your heart with art day chris i want you to paint something for me on the 31st yes i got you yeah international lego day and inspire your heart with art we didn't want you to miss those key holidays what you got planned this weekend, my friend, anything exciting? I've got an event with a friend of mine. I'm not, I don't really know much about it. I just, you're just going to show up plus one.

Yes. Yeah. Just being a good, it's a, I'm filling in for my buddy with his wife. He's out of town for work. So he asked me if I would go to this event with his wife. So we'll see. Would you'll see would you buy would you buy an apple car if it came out i don't know i want to say no yeah unless it was super amazing but i just

i don't see apple coming out with a v8 with like 500 horsepower it would be electric it would be the electric car like whatever like the next iteration is but there's an article from bloomberg says they're dialing back some of the self-driving features because that was going to be the big thing and it was going to so it's going to launch in 2028 apple inc reaching a make or break point on its decades old effort to build a car is pivoted to a less ambiguous, ambitious, or ambiguous, design with the intent of finally bringing an electric vehicle to market. After previously envisioning a truly driverless car, the company is now working on an EV, that would be an electric vehicle, with more limited features. I love more limited features. with more limited features.

I love more limited features. I'm like, dude, we just talked about this, whether innovation is lacking just in the cell phones, where now you're cutting features already on the car. Yeah, exactly, on the car. Yeah, we're going to have a smaller steering wheel. They're like, guys, forget the extras, just get the car out. We need to get something on the market. Copy the bug design from 1984. We need to get something on the market. Copy the bug design from 1984.

We need a bug. I always vision an Apple kind of look like a bug for some reason. And that's not necessarily. Like a VW bug. Yeah. Maybe shaped like an Apple. I don't know. Yeah.

That's too literal. But we'll see. I definitely don't picture it looking like a Cybertruck. No. Not a Cybertruck. That's what I want. I want a Cybertruck. No, not a Cybertruck. That's what I want. I want a Cybertruck, maybe. Cool.

Tension grabbing. You shoot that thing and it not explode. Hopefully the glass has been fixed since Elon did his test. But I just want to pull a Porsche at 4.2. Do the 0 to 60, 4.2, pulling a Porsche behind it. Yeah. It's insane. That's what I would get if I was going to get an EV.

But the thing is, I don't want a battery car yet. We talked about this last week. I want those batteries dying and there's not a place to charge them. It's the last thing I would do is think about that when I get it. Stop and get gas in four minutes. Clock me. I'm the world's fastest gas getter. Boom.

I got four kids. You kidding me? We're going on vacation. We forget to fill up for the night before. I am in that and out of that gas station faster than you could think. Pay at the pump. Pump and hurry. And send four emails on my phone while it's happening.

All in four minutes, my friend. The dad gas pumper. But I don't know. We'll see what Apple is. They keep dialing back. 2028. Circle your see what Apple is. They keep dialing back. 2028. Circle your calendars for that. Look, I like the ambition.

I like brands that go big. It makes sense. They've got UI. They have all these experiences. I'm an Apple guy. Self-driving, that seems like the next frontier. I can get behind that. If there was self-driving right now,

I'd travel probably more than I do. Because then you could just work the whole time. Oh, dude. My buddies that have Teslas that put on autopilot, they'll tell me from Orlando to here, dude, they're like, I just spent three hours doing emails and text messages the whole time in the car.

In autopilot, it's that good yeah they swear by it but i still just not yeah i don't know i gotta get comfortable i don't know i need like a robot sitting in the front seat that's doing everything and i can't like still be sitting there i think i'd just be too paranoid don't get wrong well yes not be paranoid the backseat you're just technology is far enough, and you've got some type of humanoid there doing the job. You can bring all this tech together. You can bring the humanoid robot that drives your car, cleans your house, everything. We can't be far from that. We could have it if they put the right brains on the project.

Yeah. Elon Musk. We've got the technology. I think that's what he's developing. Anyway. Hey, that's all we got, my friend. We've got a tight 28, 30-minute version today. Wherever you are, whenever you are, however you are,

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