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In this short monologue, the speaker explains how the "rule of momentum"—the idea that the first million is the hardest and subsequent growth becomes easier—applies to advertising, especially when pre‑selling a film. By leveraging existing audiences, data assets such as pixels, buyer lists, and previous purchasers, marketers can avoid starting from scratch and launch campaigns more efficiently. The speaker emphasizes offering the new film to everyone who bought the first one, using those built‑in assets to hit the ground running.

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