3 Marketing Lessons We Can Learn From Netflix’s ‘Squid Game’

We can’t always follow the conventional norm and depend on historic data to tell us what’s next; innovative businesses should always consider taking calculated risks with their marketing strategies. 

Netflix released such a show because audiences are bored of the copy-paste-styled shows now available on all these streaming services. There was a gap in the market, almost a need for something odd and fresh like Squid Game.

Regular content can get your business mediocre attention, but a strong concept that is intriguing and fresh can make you go viral, resulting in a lot of free marketing.

Serious brands that take an informal approach on the platform get a lot more praise and attention, resulting in higher free impressions.

Consumers have evolved; they now want a brand they can relate to and feel a deeper connection with than just a traditional transactional relationship.

The great advantage for Squid Game is that the only way to understand the jokes going viral is to watch the show because of how specific they are. This can work great for a marketing strategy. Make your campaign so unique and specific that you turn your audiences into advocates for the story.