If you want a masterclass in personal rebranding, look no further than Mark Zuckerberg. In recent months he’s grown his hair out, is dressing younger, changed his approach to community engagement, and posting content that is humorous and entertaining. It is a smart and timely move as Meta is facing stiff competition for younger audiences’ attention. Zuck is the face of Meta, and creating an image that is more youthful and approachable extends to their platforms as well. #personalbranding #branding #meta
I wouldn’t take this one as a personal branding masterclass, honestly. #imho
Yeah, but does this "rebrand" actually make us think of him differently?
Are we sure it's not an updated version of his firmware?
Funny. I’d be curious to know if that’s how it’s coming across overall, or if it’s being seen more like a mid-life crisis rebrand of the middle-aged man and red sports car story. That’s what my teens and their friends said with that particular flag on board video you’ve shared.
When we know that the product is of poor quality, rebranding is useless. Who does he think he can still fool? This is the stereotype of every clueless billionaire who thinks he's "the guy", but never will be.
He’s just doing side quests
I have to be honest …. I’ve simply laughed the entire time.He did something similar like 4 years ago and it was pretty lame then too. But aye, to each their own!
Chris Sarandos — It doesn’t make him look younger or more appealing, it seems more “mid-life crisis.” It’s akin to guys getting sports cars when they get ED. But. If he’s actually having fun, good for him.
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3wSo a ‘cooler’ image is supposed to gloss over all the harm he has done and continues to do by prioritizing engagement and profit over all else? Ok… sad state of the world.