A Henry Ford Story...
24 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief talk, the speaker recounts a story about Henry Ford and his chief marketing officer (CMO). The CMO’s office was adjacent to Ford’s, and Ford repeatedly saw the same marketing campaign for three months. Growing weary, Ford asked the CMO when the campaign would end, only to learn that the campaign had not even launched yet. The anecdote illustrates a common marketing problem: advertisers become exhausted by over‑exposure to their own ads long before consumers notice or remember the brand or message. The speaker emphasizes that even when consumers do see an ad, the chance they recall the brand or core message is very low, highlighting the need for smarter ad frequency and creative rotation.










