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launching each day and endless ads clamoring for our attention, how do you get over the event horizon of attention? Easy: DO SOMETHING REMARKABLE.
“Remarkable is a really cool word, because we think it just means neat, but it also means worth making a remark about.”
ー Seth Godin
Your goal is to create something worth remarking about. Something people will stop and pay attention to, and have to share with their friends. Seth Godin explores this idea further (starting at 6:58):
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Great, be remarkable. Thanks, Lenny! How the hell do you do that? Well, I’ve got some answers. I spent the past few weeks collecting and categorizing the buzziest launches I could find. Below, you’ll find the ten most common strategies for launching something worth remarking about (including 49 real-life examples).
I hope the examples below inspire you and your team to create something remarkable ✨