Kevin Hale: Marketing is a tax you pay for not making your product remarkable
A short excerpt of a YouTube monologue by Kevin Hale arguing that spending on marketing and advertising is often a 'tax' paid because a product isn't remarkable. He advocates designing products that generate word-of-mouth by giving users a compelling story to tell so customers become de facto salespeople.
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