In this Episode, Dallin and Cameron critique the vague, jargon-heavy branding of Lucid’s “work acceleration platform” and Miro’s “innovation workspace,” arguing that both companies overreach by tying their products to lofty concepts like innovation and transformation, rather than emphasizing their core value: collaborative virtual whiteboards. They highlight how Lucid’s product-level messaging—focused on use cases like agile planning and system architecture is far clearer than its macro-level fluff, while Miro’s “one place where all teams gather” resonates but lacks specificity. The episode explores the pitfalls of “shiny object syndrome” in branding, the importance of consistent messaging across platforms like Instagram, and the need for a clear messaging hierarchy. If you’re struggling to differentiate your product in a competitive space, this episode offers insights on cutting through the noise.
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3ª PARTE | 17 DIC 2025 | EL PARTIDAZO DE COPE
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