This looks more like a brand awareness campaign, not a selling one. I read here often the comment about not many people knowing Lucid, so this campaign is trying to address that.Does this mean they are running out of people to sell to and actually have to advertise? That’s not a good thing.
This looks more like a brand awareness campaign, not a selling one. I read here often the comment about not many people knowing Lucid, so this campaign is trying to address that.
Someone always has to come in and shit on the parade. Seriously, people scream they don’t advertise enough and now they do, people complain it’s not a good thing.
Damned if you do, damned if you don’t!
Calling you out for taking something that’s actually positive and trying to spin it into a negative isn’t a rant. You literally implied them advertising is because they’re running out of people to sell to and that’s its not a good thing. Your words, not mine.Would appreciate it, if you were quoting me, that you address what I said and not what you heard from other people and other places.
Unless you have nothing to say?
What I said is not to bash but just a basic analysis of a company whose stock is dropping and who doesn’t have $$ to spend on advertising unless they have a good reason.
If you quote me, please stay on topic.
We all can random rant, I try not to, you please try as well.
That’s why the security/police car went first… lol.no body mentioned ramming that fence and have no scratches on the front bumper? I need that model.
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I love that you guys did this! Behind the scenes over a year ago another owner who has advertising experience and myself were discussing BMW short films from the early 2000s, how cool those shorts were, and how great it would be if Lucid did something like that: make action shorts with A list directors with a well known actor driver like Clive Owen (I’m gonna be an obnoxious name dropper in that I worked on the Ang Lee one…sorry just proud of that one, it was a lot of fun). I had even mentioned Chalamet as the driver since we knew he owned a Lucid, having no idea he would end up being brand ambassador. Love the ad, it hits all the marks, can’t wait to see the next one! And can’t wait to get my Gravity DE in a few weeks!We are thrilled to share our new brand campaign collaboration with Timothée Chalamet! This campaign for Lucid Gravity marks the beginning of a multi-year partnership, with Timothée featured in upcoming ads, creative content, and much more.
Don’t miss the two-minute director’s cut by renowned filmmaker James Mangold—it’s truly an out-of-this-world story.
http://lucidmotors.com/stories/timothee-chalamet-james-mangold-gravity-brand-campaign
Join us on this incredible journey and see how Lucid Gravity is redefining the future of driving!
This is a ridiculous conclusion. I guess that means that any company that advertises is doing so because they’ve run out of customers?Does this mean they are running out of people to sell to and actually have to advertise? That’s not a good thing.
Go into their forums and all they talk about are specs. Just like hereI’ll just put this out there, for the folks who want engineering specs.
Apple is a trillion dollar + company. How many of us knows the speed of the processor or how much RAM is in their iPhone?
They sold a gazillion iPods with dancing silhouettes, for crying out loud.