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    How to Stay Creative | Monday Marketing Takes: Nickelodeon

    enOctober 12, 2020

    Podcast Summary

    • The Intimacy of Audio StorytellingAudio storytelling offers unique engagement during daily activities and commutes, reaching audiences through voice assistants and podcasting. Intimacy of audio can capture imagination and keep audiences engaged.

      Audio is an intimate and important medium that can engage audiences in unique ways, especially during daily activities and commutes. Jenny Gomez, a marketing expert with a background at Gimlet Media, Hulu, and Netflix, emphasized the significance of audio as a touchpoint for brands, especially with the rise of voice assistants and podcasting. She noted that the ear is often overlooked compared to the eye in media, but the intimacy of audio storytelling can make it a valuable tool for keeping audiences engaged. Using examples like Blue's Clues and Story Pirates, Jenny highlighted the potential for audio to capture the imagination of children and provide entertainment during everyday activities. Overall, audio is a powerful medium that can reach audiences in new and engaging ways, and it's worth investing in for brands and content creators alike.

    • Nickelodeon's Commitment to Addressing Racism through StorytellingNickelodeon went dark for 8 minutes and 46 seconds, signifying their commitment to addressing racism and fostering difficult conversations with children.

      Audio storytelling and imagination are deeply connected, as evidenced by the influential impact of radio on generations of storytellers before television. Regarding Nickelodeon's cultural pivot, the network swiftly made a bold statement following George Floyd's death by going dark for 8 minutes and 46 seconds, signifying their commitment to education, enlightenment, and fostering difficult conversations from a young age. This decision, made by Brian Robbins and the team, aimed to address the systemic issue of racism and open up conversations for children, acknowledging the importance of addressing these topics at an early age. The decision was met with various reactions, but Nickelodeon believed it was crucial to treat all children with respect and understanding, regardless of their experiences or backgrounds. The campaign has since grown into a larger initiative, emphasizing the importance of starting these conversations and providing a platform for children to be heard and educated.

    • Nickelodeon's response to COVID-19: Adapt, innovate, and engageDuring the pandemic, Nickelodeon focused on education, diversity, and creativity, utilizing remote capabilities to produce new shows, engage audiences, and start new initiatives.

      During the COVID-19 pandemic, Nickelodeon has adapted and thrived by focusing on education, diversity, and creativity. They have utilized remote capabilities to produce content, engage with audiences, and even start new initiatives. The challenges have included not being able to produce new shows and the lack of face-to-face interactions, but the team has turned these obstacles into opportunities. They have created new shows like "unfiltered" and "Danger Force shorts," and even involved their marketing team in content development. Nickelodeon has also prioritized education and diversity, with initiatives like Juneteenth education and partnerships with companies like Maverick Carter's to develop inclusive content. Overall, Nickelodeon's response to the pandemic has been a sustained effort to adapt, innovate, and engage with their audience in new ways.

    • Nickelodeon's Animation Production Adaptations in 2020Nickelodeon is adapting to 2020's challenges by accelerating animation production and leveraging YouTube presence, with a robust slate of shows and a remote team creating high-quality content.

      Nickelodeon is adapting to the unprecedented challenges of 2020 by accelerating their animation production and leveraging their strong YouTube presence. They have a robust slate of shows, including renewals and new projects, set to debut in the coming months. Their remote YouTube team, led by Ashley Kaplan, has proven adept at creating high-quality content under these circumstances. However, the rest of the year will be challenging due to ongoing issues in California, where much of their production typically takes place. Despite these hurdles, Nickelodeon remains optimistic and is even shooting some projects in Vancouver. From a personal standpoint, the interviewee, who works in audio for Nickelodeon, shared that she took the job to learn new skills and contribute her digital expertise to a linear channel. She also enjoys the added bonus of her young son being a fan of her work and providing valuable feedback. The conversation also touched on the importance of addressing topics like racism with children, which has become a significant focus for parents and educators.

    • Exploring the longevity of successful franchisesSuccessful franchises like SpongeBob and Ninja Turtles offer opportunities for creative adaptations, merchandise success, and enduring audience appeal.

      The longevity of successful franchises like SpongeBob SquarePants and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles presents a unique opportunity for creators and businesses. With the ability to reboot, restructure, spin off, and even touch lives in various ways, these franchises offer a gift and a responsibility. For instance, SpongeBob SquarePants continues to play well with new content and spin-offs, such as Camp Coral, Patrick Starr, and Sandy Cheek. Additionally, the success of franchises extends beyond media and into merchandise, as seen with Blue's Clues being the number one toy in Walmart. The challenge lies in creatively adapting these characters to new mediums, like the SpongeBob Musical, while maintaining their core essence. Overall, the power of these franchises lies in their ability to captivate audiences and endure through the test of time.

    • Authenticity and positivity in personal growth and leadershipListeners value the real-life examples and authenticity of the podcast's host, inspiring personal and professional growth through positivity

      The importance of authenticity and positivity in personal growth and leadership. The highlighted review from a listener named pngayan13 emphasizes these qualities in the podcast's host, Joe. The listener shares how they took a break but were glad to return to the podcast and be inspired by the real-life examples provided. Joe's approach to pursuing one's purpose in life resonates with listeners, making the podcast a valuable resource for those seeking guidance. If you're considering starting the podcast, now is the perfect time. Keep in mind that authenticity and positivity are essential traits to strive for in your personal and professional growth. And if you enjoy the podcast, please consider leaving a review to help spread the word.

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