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Lessons About Customers and Experiences from Uber's New Advertising Campaign
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Adweek just did a write up on Uber's new ad campaign and we found reasons to concur with the article and take what Uber is doing farther. In this episode of the Experience Strategy Podcast, hosts Aranzas Savas, Joe Pine, and Dave Norton discuss Uber's new advertising campaign, focusing on its storytelling approach and the importance of experiences in marketing. They explore how Uber positions itself as a service that enables meaningful experiences, the emotional, social, and systemic jobs it could fulfill, and the broader implications for brands in commoditized industries. The conversation also delves into the significance of modes and situations in user experience, and how universal storytelling can resonate with diverse audiences.
Takeaways
- Uber's new campaign emphasizes storytelling over traditional advertising.
- Experiences are crucial for differentiation in a commoditized market.
- Uber positions itself as an enabler of meaningful experiences.
- The campaign highlights reliability and dependability as key selling points.
- Emotional and social jobs are opportunity areas for Uber experiences.
- The storytelling is both universal and situational--and Tiktokky
- Modes and situations play a significant role in Uber experiences.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Uber's New Campaign 01:40 The Power of Storytelling in Advertising 04:00 Experiences as Differentiation in Marketing 07:28 The Role of Uber in Enabling Experiences 09:47 Promises and Expectations in Service 12:06 Social and Emotional Jobs of Uber 13:47 Aspirational and Systemic Jobs to Be Done 16:35 Modes and Situations in User Experience 20:17 Universal Storytelling in Advertising 22:24 Conclusion and Future Discussions
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117 episodes
Manage episode 508447244 series 2944968
Adweek just did a write up on Uber's new ad campaign and we found reasons to concur with the article and take what Uber is doing farther. In this episode of the Experience Strategy Podcast, hosts Aranzas Savas, Joe Pine, and Dave Norton discuss Uber's new advertising campaign, focusing on its storytelling approach and the importance of experiences in marketing. They explore how Uber positions itself as a service that enables meaningful experiences, the emotional, social, and systemic jobs it could fulfill, and the broader implications for brands in commoditized industries. The conversation also delves into the significance of modes and situations in user experience, and how universal storytelling can resonate with diverse audiences.
Takeaways
- Uber's new campaign emphasizes storytelling over traditional advertising.
- Experiences are crucial for differentiation in a commoditized market.
- Uber positions itself as an enabler of meaningful experiences.
- The campaign highlights reliability and dependability as key selling points.
- Emotional and social jobs are opportunity areas for Uber experiences.
- The storytelling is both universal and situational--and Tiktokky
- Modes and situations play a significant role in Uber experiences.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Uber's New Campaign 01:40 The Power of Storytelling in Advertising 04:00 Experiences as Differentiation in Marketing 07:28 The Role of Uber in Enabling Experiences 09:47 Promises and Expectations in Service 12:06 Social and Emotional Jobs of Uber 13:47 Aspirational and Systemic Jobs to Be Done 16:35 Modes and Situations in User Experience 20:17 Universal Storytelling in Advertising 22:24 Conclusion and Future Discussions
Read more
Podcast Sponsors:
Learn how to inspire advocacy
https://www.thecargoagency.com
Learn more about Stone Mantel
Sign up for the Experience Strategist Substack here:
117 episodes
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