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It's amazing how this story has fed into the myth making and brand for both companies. It's one of those "there are no losers here" anecdotes which can be used
by qqtt 4y ago
It's amazing how this story has fed into the myth making and brand for both companies. It's one of those "there are no losers here" anecdotes which can be used by both companies to attract customers (Lamborghini captured imaginations with their designs and Ferrari kept winning races). A marketer's dream scenario, so much so, it makes me question how much of this story is really true and how much this innocuous relationship between these two men really played at building their respective companies.
In any case, amazing that in 2022 there are still new articles being written about these events and still interest in hearing it. Story telling is essential in building a brand that captures public interest - those who aim to mass market their product, take notes.
- JohnJamesRambo 4y agoHow much of Steve Jobs vs. Bill Gates was real?
- ChuckNorris89 4y agoThe part where both billionaires were laughing all the way to the bank.
- Animats 4y agoUsually, such stories are planted just before someone is about to announce a new product.
- basch 4y agoIt doesn't seem well enough written to be a plant. It reads like a middle school term paper or an AI assembled clickbait article.
- nazka 4y agoAs a writing side note since you talk about story telling. No need to place parentheses here. I enjoy reading your own comment and anything you have to say can be interesting too :)
- nazka 4y agoNow I have no idea why I’m being downvoted here… Can someone tell me? I truly meant what I said without any form of sarcasm or malice. It was just a small comment to encourage him to share more even things he may consider small or not that interesting for others.