Someone started a Twitter account posting iconic ads from Porsche, Apple, and Rolls-Royce. With help from Dakota and Dan coordinating retweets, it hit 35,000 followers in two months. No money came in, but suddenly people thought they were cool.
I thought I want to do something. I want to start a theme page. So I called it the best ads of all time. I posted it every day, one or two ads about Porsche, Rolls-Royce, Apple, and then me, Dakota, and Dan would retweet it with our followings. In like 2 months, it got to like 35,000 followers, and I haven't made much money from it. But the best thing about those pages was the clout. It's like, oh, you run that page? That's pretty cool. Oh, you built that? That's pretty cool. So even though, like saying cash, even though we know that it's not making much money, people do have certain tendency to respect you more if you have a big account. So that is a counterargument to that. They want that clout. They want to associate with big accounts. So it was a big experiment. It's fun.
