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Everyone loves to hate on Ryan Air. And yet, they are super successful. In fact, they thrive because of it. How does it all work? We break it down in under 5 minutes. Let's do shots! 

The White Lotus is a marketers dream. From high-end luxury brands like Chanel to fast fashion brands like H&M, everyone wants a taste of The White Lotus magic. But what makes it click? Why are brands craving to be associated with the show? Let's do Shots in under 5 mins. 

In this episode, we dive into two of the most iconic families in the world of social media: The Kardashians and the D'Amelio's.  When you look at them individually, they could not be more different from each other. One family became famous because of a leaked sex tape. ... Show More

Back in the 1960’s the first disposable diapers were introduced by Proctor and Gamble under the Pampers brand name. Cloth diapers had been the staple up until then and these new wonders were supposed to buy back time for new mothers who were previously saddled with massive amount ... Show More

So many companies dream of selling their products to China's billion consumers. But selling to China means localizing for China, and not just any product is going to sell. Listen in on the thoughts of a real marketing manager for some perspective on how it's done. Episode link: h ... Show More

“I’m pregnant with the Prince of Dubai’s child and I will be moving out of China.” That is a sentence that has been uttered by at least 15 different Chinese influencers. They are always sitting next to the man, a small prince from Dubai, and explaining in Chinese to their viewers ... Show More

Whether you're royalty or a roaming vagrant, a President or a pauper, one thing's for sure: At some point, you'll have to use the restroom. While sanitation isn't often brought up in polite conversation, it plays a vital role in human health, and over the centuries various civili ... Show More

having a secondhand business. is it still remunerative in 2024? in such a competitive market with a target audience that has such a high knowledge on how to source what to source and how much to pay for it, how can vintage stores survive with business models formulated in a pre t ... Show More

President Donald Trump sees tariffs as a way to bring more manufacturing to the United States. But Nike and other sneaker companies have tried to move production out of Asia before. WSJ’s Jon Emont describes the cautionary tale of Nike’s attempt to make tens of millions of sneake ... Show More

Subscribe to The Best Idea Yet here: https://wondery.com/links/the-best-idea-yet/Episodes drop every Tuesday, free to listen to wherever you get your pods.It’s simply the most popular sneaker in history. With $7B in annual sales today, Nike and Michael Jordan’s shoe deal changed ... Show More

Why in the world would Mindy invite Guy Raz to Potty Training?! And why are Mindy’s toilets doing “The Wave?” We’ve got questions AND answers for you in this flushing round of Two Whats?! And A Wow! We’re challenging you to find the fact from fiction about BATHROOMS! (Originally ... Show More

Japan has one of the highest rates of life expectancy and one of the lowest birth rates. But does that mean that a widely circulated claim – that more nappies aimed at adults are sold in Japan than those made for babies – is true? With guests Sarah Parsons, Senior Teaching Fellow ... Show More

Asian stocks edged lower and US equity-index futures dropped at the open as trade conflicts showed no signs of abating. Nvidia said the US put new restrictions on some chip exports to China. Contracts for the Nasdaq 100 fell more than 1.5% and S&P 500 futures retreated 1% after N ... Show More