Tricky Marketing

Luxury is when they remove the product but keep the invoice. 😂 Chanel’s new “barefoot sandals” are basically a heel and ankle straps—with no sole. 🦶 Your foot touches the ground, but at least the Chanel logo stays clean. ✨ @trickymarketing❤️

what do you think ? did you pre order ?

Louis Vuitton made a €2.5M Porsche. 🚗💰 Leather, wood, custom luggage, a helmet, surfboard — even titanium skis. 🏄‍♂️🎿 Because apparently owning a normal Porsche is just too embarrassing now. 🙄 Only one of each exists. ✨ At this point, it’s less “car” and more a luxury starter pack for people who ran out of things to buy 😭 Would you drive it — or is this just rich people cosplay? 🎭 @trickymarketing

Barbie now has type 1 diabetes — complete with a glucose monitor, insulin pump and a cute medical bag. Honestly? This is sweet. Kids deserve dolls that look like their real lives. But which Barbie comes next: ADHD Barbie with 37 unfinished hobbies, or Burnout Barbie who hasn’t replied to a message in six business days? 😭 Which one are you buying? @trickymarketing❤️

Netflix locked a man inside a billboard in Hollywood. 🎬🏙 They built a real room inside the billboard, gave him food for three days, and even a board so he could communicate with people walking by. 🍕📢 All of this is to promote their new film The Last House, where a family gets trapped inside their own home. 🏠🔒 Honestly, marketers are getting too powerful. 💼📈 At what point does marketing become a psychological experiment? 🧠❓ @trickymarketing 📲

Scientists say Earth needs fewer people 🌍📉 A new study says the world population should slowly fall from 8.3 billion to 4 billion by 2200. 📉 Don’t panic — nobody is proposing Thanos. 🚫🦸‍♂️ The idea is simply fewer births over time. 👶📉 Good for the planet? Probably. 🌱✨ Good for pensions, hospitals and the job market? Hmm… awkward. 🏥💰🤔 Would 4 billion people make Earth better — or just turn the whole planet into one giant retirement home? 🏡👴👵 @trickymarketing🙊

🚨 Fashion Has Officially Lost It If you like baguettes... good news. A Paris designer made a baguette holder so you never have to carry your bread like a peasant again. 🥖 It costs around €320. And if that's still too affordable... Balenciaga has this jacket that literally looks like human intestines. Yours for only $27,540. Imagine explaining that purchase: "Yeah... I paid twenty-seven grand to look like my digestive system." Fashion is officially in its experimental phase. Which one would you actually buy: the baguette holder or the intestine jacket? 😂 @trickymarketing😅

Philips made a fake window for people tired of grey skies ☁️💡 Philips Skylight mimics real sunlight and even changes brightness and tone throughout the day. 🌞 The premium version also includes UV-B light to support vitamin D production. 🧴 Price: around €500. 💸 So basically, when the sun refuses to show up, Philips sells you a replacement. ☀️ Would you buy this for winter — or is €500 too much for artificial sunshine? ❄️🤔 @trickymarketing

When burnout becomes content 🎥 A Japanese worker filmed his 18-hour day: wake up, 1.5h commute, work till 8 PM, edit videos till 1 AM, repeat. Millions watched. 📈 Marketing twist: exhaustion sold as ambition. No sleep? Discipline. 😴❌ No free time? Hustle. ⚡️ Nervous breakdown? Personal growth. 🧠 Algorithms thrive: one suffers, millions watch, brands sell productivity apps. 📱💸 Capitalism’s best campaign: burnout = personality trait. Question: motivation… or a cry for help with good editing? 🤔 @trickymarketing

Can changing a logo destroy a company’s relationship with its customers? Cracker Barrel tried to modernize its old-fashioned American image. The restaurant redesigned its interiors and removed the traditional “Uncle Herschel” character from its logo. From a design perspective, the new version was cleaner and easier to use online. But customers did not see a cleaner logo. They saw a company rejecting its own history. The reaction became so strong that Cracker Barrel reversed parts of the rebrand and apologized. Sales continued to struggle, and CEO Julie Masino eventually announced that she was stepping down. The lesson is simple: A brand does not completely own its identity. Its customers own part of it too. When people connect a logo with childhood, family or tradition, changing it can feel surprisingly personal. A modern design is not automatically a better design. Sometimes the “old-fashioned” part is exactly what customers are buying. Question: Should brands listen to angry customers or continue modernizin

Native advertising has officially entered books 😭 Now the main character in a romance novel isn’t just crying near the window… she’s casually buying a $5.99 Hallmark Channel subscription to “relax after a long day.” And the weirdest part? It’s not even written like an ad. It’s blended into the story so naturally like: “she made tea… thought about her ex… and renewed her subscription.” Honestly this is probably the future of media. In a few years we won’t even notice anymore: — the detective orders Uber Eats — drives a Tesla — watches Netflix Premium — cleans his teeth with Colgate Total …and suddenly the entire novel becomes one giant sponsored lifestyle. At this point we’re slowly turning real life into product placement lore 💀

In 2008, Zoo York released live cockroaches with their logo printed on them across NYC. The campaign was called “Spread the Word.” Disgusting? Yes. Unforgettable marketing? Also yes 😄 @trickymarketing

Balenciaga is selling a luggage tag for €495 This isn’t about the product. 👉 It’s about the idea. Balenciaga has been playing this game for years: ugly = fashion useless = status @trickymarketing

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Would you pay $7,000… for a water bottle? Not gold. Not diamonds. Just… a bottle. Hermès just released this. It’s basically a metal flask… with a leather strap. And yeah — it costs $7,000. I’m trying to understand… what exactly are you paying for? @trickymarketing

LEGO didn’t make an ad. They made a flex. Ronaldo, Messi, Mbappé in ONE frame — that’s not marketing, that’s status stacking. This is basically: 👉 “we can afford ALL of them… can you?” And the funniest part? It’s LEGO. Not luxury. Not watches. Not cars. But they turned a toy into a status symbol for 30 seconds. @trickymarketing

The most expensive ad in the world turned out to be... FREE! 🌌 During the live stream of the Moon mission, a jar of Nutella accidentally floated into the frame with the astronauts. 🛰 @trickymarketing❤️

Brazil dropped an anti-vape campaign using rotten fruit as lungs. No stats. No lectures. Just one uncomfortable image. And it works. Because people don’t react to information anymore — they react to feeling. Vapes sell “strawberry”. This shows the aftertaste. Would this make you stop? @trickymarketing youtube channel https://youtube.com/shorts/3sF7vl26AaA?is=jKeLlJuMAWGv88CG