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86. Being consistent isn't "Just post more"

This week I’m breaking down a word I say on the pod all the time and I think everyone’s been hearing me slightly wrong on: consistency. It doesn’t mean post more. And it doesn’t mean use the same template every time either. I’m using Dishoom as the example, talking about the visual language that makes an offer feel unmistakably its own, and how dialling elements up and down in different places isn’t inconsistent, it’s appropriate.

What we get into:

  • Why “just post more” and “same template every time” both miss what consistency actually is

  • What makes every touchpoint feel like part of the same world

  • Turning your brand elements into dials you can turn up and down

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