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Hosted by Mike Brevik · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 137 episodes
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All brands that produce a feeling of nostalgia understand that the customer is everything. When you bake in the right emotions your customers don't just purchase. They become your partner. If you've ever wondered why people become sneaker-heads, card collectors, concert followers or pub-crawlers this is your podcast. Host Mike Brevik from Cyberdogz shares what it takes to create loyal followers for your product or service. You'll learn how brands can create childlike curiosity that anchors emotions and lifelong memories.
Mike Brevik hosts Brand Retro with Cyberdogz, a arts show with 137 episodes published.
Executive Summary Mike opens with three influencers who feel completely real: a fitness creator, a wellness monk, and a grieving pet owner. None of them exist. From there, this episode digs into the AI avatar economy, th
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Christopher Nolan built real wooden ships and sailed 65-pound IMAX cameras into open water for The Odyssey instead of rendering the ocean in CGI. Mike Brevik breaks down what that decision means for mar
SUMMARY What does a brand new customer get from you that your best customer doesn't? Usually a welcome offer or a promo. Now flip it. What does the person who's been with you for five years get? For most businesses, hone
Summary Why do most brands end up looking like everyone else? They pick a competitor to admire, borrow the look, and call it inspiration. Mike Brevik argues the strongest brands are built by figuring out who you're not f
Summary A 22-year-old buying a film camera or a vintage Walkman never lived through the era that made those objects iconic, yet the pull is real. In this episode, Mike Brevik explores borrowed nostalgia: how younger gene
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AI has moved past the hype and into everyday execution, which means the old rules of content and brand differentiation no longer apply. Mike Brevik and returning guest Spencer Shaw break down the 90/10
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AI has moved past the hype and into everyday execution, which means the old rules of content and brand differentiation no longer apply. Mike Brevik and returning guest Spencer Shaw break down the 90/10
SUMMARY Mike Brevik stopped in for a car detailing quote and walked out with a full episode. The business owner had a beautiful facility, tight branding, a polished team, and a thriving customer base. But a few questions
SUMMARY Mike Brevik stopped in for a car detailing quote and walked out with a full episode. The business owner had a beautiful facility, tight branding, a polished team, and a thriving customer base. But a few questions
Summary In this solo episode, Mike Brevik picks up where "The Death of Average" left off and gets into the real work behind brand differentiation. If every business has access to the same tools, templates, and tactics, w
Summary In this solo episode, Mike Brevik picks up where "The Death of Average" left off and gets into the real work behind brand differentiation. If every business has access to the same tools, templates, and tactics, w
SUMMARY When AI and tools like Canva make average accessible to everyone, what actually separates great brands from the rest? In this solo episode, Mike Brevik explores how the barrier to creative and marketing output ha
What makes nostalgia feel real instead of manufactured? In this episode, Mike sits down with Mark Jaworski from HOMAGE Apparel to talk about the emotional engine behind retro branding. From NFL logo strategy to cult-clas
SUMMARY What makes a brand sell memories instead of merchandise? Mike Brevik sits down with Mark Jaworski from HOMAGE Apparel to find out. Since 2007, HOMAGE has built a cult following by tapping into the emotional power
Nostalgia is picking up momentum across branding, fashion, entertainment, and culture, and Mike Brevik thinks brands that ignore it are missing one of the most powerful tools available. In this solo episode, he explores
Episode Summary After an unexpected hiatus, Brand Retro is officially back! In this solo episode, Mike opens up about the realities of running a creative business through uncertainty, burnout, shifting markets, team chan
Episode Summary In Part Two of this Brand Retro "Lost Episode," Mike Brevik continues his conversation with Chris Bolton of Murmur Creative, diving deeper into the evolving relationship between branding, technology, and
🧾 Episode Summary In this "Lost Episode" from the Brand Retro vault, Mike Brevik sits down with Chris Bolton of Murmur Creative for a candid conversation about the realities of running a modern creative agency. Chris sh
Episode Title Underdogz of Sports Media Episode Summary In this Brand Retro Vault Series ("Lost Episode"), Mike Brevik sits down with Dave Behar, founder of ION Network, to explore how the world of sports media is evolvi
Episode Summary In this Brand Retro Vault Series ("Lost Episode"), Mike Brevik sits down with Steph Silver, founder of VINE Collective, to explore one of the most misunderstood aspects of branding: the experience behind
Mark Jaworski
HOMAGE Apparel
2 appearances on this show
Chris Bolton
Murmur Creative
2 appearances on this show
Dave Behar
ION Network
1 appearance on this show
Steph Silver
VINE Collective
1 appearance on this show
Josh Roush
Movetic
1 appearance on this show
Craig Kausen
Chuck Jones Center for Creativity
1 appearance on this show
Luke Infinger
HIP Creative
1 appearance on this show
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Brand Retro with Cyberdogz is hosted by Mike Brevik. The show is categorised under arts (design) and has published 137 episodes.
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