Roy Lee from Cluely is bringing a spicy take to TechCrunch Disrupt 2025: using 'rage-baiting' to cut through the AI noise.

Bold strategy, Cotton! Is this the future of tech marketing or just asking for an internet pile-on? What do you think?

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https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/23/cluelys-roy-lee-joins-techcrunch-disrupt-2025-to-show-how-rage-baiting-cuts-through-the-ai-noise/

Oura's CCO is out here dropping market truth bombs: they're winning over young women and letting the 'gym rats' roam free.

Is this a genius focus on a core demographic or a sign that niche markets are the new mainstream?

What do you think about companies explicitly choosing who *isn't* their customer?

#Oura #TechMarketing #WearableTech #MarketNiche #BusinessStrategy
https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/13/oura-is-winning-young-women-and-losing-gym-rats-and-its-fine-with-that/

The 'AI' label is getting slapped on everything from smart fridges to toasters, even if it's just a glorified timer. This article worries about the dilution of what 'AI' actually means. What's the most ridiculous 'AI-powered' claim you've encountered lately? Let's discuss!

Link: https://www.cnet.com/home/smart-home/so-many-brands-are-calling-their-basic-tech-ai-now-heres-why-im-worried/#ftag=CAD590a51e
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🔒 Privacy-focused marketing spotlight: Elon Musk praised Apple’s new Safari privacy ad, calling it “Good Apple ad” — shining a light on privacy-first messaging in mainstream tech marketing. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/good-apple-ad-musk-praises-month-old-privacy-advertisement/articleshow/122282187.cms

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One of the most repulsive things you can find on the web are marketing disguised as tech blog posts. You search for stuff, then find something that looks like a useful blog post in the topic.

It starts by showing you how to do things you searched for using common tools. Once it has solidified your confidence, it lists the product to sell as the most viable option.

This is unethical. 🤮

For people using search engines, it is annoying and frustrating.

For others who rely on Copilot, ChatGPT etc., it's a perfect trap. AIs seem to be unable to tell marketing and facts aside, and the readers won't see the source, to realize the intention behind the article.

💡 An ideal search engine should downrank sites for posting any form of disguised marketing as delivering such results would undermine the reliability of the search engine itself.

💡 Also, a well working AI would not use such sites as source as to avoid damaging its own reputation.

Strangely, all common search engines and AIs gladly deliver false results, especially if they are paid for it, and most of the users are not aware of it.

The problem is that unbiased search engines and AIs, if they even exist, have a great disadvantage because they have to compete with competitors that make more money by deceiving users. 😤

#searchengines #ai #techmarketing #ranting