“liquid death has some hilarious marketing campaigns”
Liquid Death
By Liquid Death
0 recommend/use · 2 sourced episodes
Every sourced reference
Short attributed excerpts only. Timestamps are approximate.
“you forgot to mention a liquid death which I think is like a dollar water in like a can that just looks really cool”
Related frameworks
Behavioral Pricing: Compromise, Decoy and Framing
Raise revenue 30%+ by reframing tiers and framing prices — without touching the product.
How You Charge Beats How Much: Pricing-Model Design
Pick the monetization model, then the price metric, then the structure — the number comes last.
Leaders, Fillers and Killers
Sort every feature into leader, filler or killer to configure packages that unlock segments.
Price Before Product: The Willingness-to-Pay Conversation
Have the pricing conversation months before launch and use it to prioritize what you build.
Productize to Segments (the 'You Can Act Differently' Test)
Segments are defined by needs and willingness to pay — and only count if you can act differently on them.
The 11 Zero-Day Marketing Exploits
Eleven recurring meta-patterns for engineering an unfair go-to-market advantage.
The Acceptable / Expensive / Prohibitively Expensive Price Ladder
Three questions that reveal both a price range and the psychological cliffs you must hide behind.
The Attributed Influencer Launch Sequence
Stagger tracked influencer shares over days, then weaponize the leaderboard.
The Break-Even Indifference Test
Offer economically identical pricing models and see which one people irrationally prefer.
The Downturn Pricing Playbook (Never Drop the Price)
Three moves that protect price integrity in a recession: de-feature, non-pricing actions, change the model.
The 'Just Evil Enough' Ethics Test
An Occam's-razor line between subversive-and-clever and actually evil.
The Panini Effect
Show your product line as an unfinished puzzle and attach rates jump from 20% to 40-50%.
The Recon Canvas
An 18-square grid for scanning product, medium, and market for subversive openings.
The Subversive Mindset (System Awareness → Novelty → Disagreeability)
Get a system to behave in a way its creators didn't intend, in three learnable steps.
People in these episodes
Related resources
- Amazon
- Andreessen Horowitz
- Anker
- Apple
- AWS
- Behance
- Bumble
- Cameo
- Coinbase
- Confessions of the Pricing Man
- Dropbox
- Eventbrite
- FarmVille
- Figma
- First Round Review
- Google Analytics
- Google Cloud
- Google Maps
- Gymshark
- Hex
- HubSpot
- IKEA
- iPhone
- Lean Startup
- Lemon.io
- Lenny's Podcast
- Localmind
- Made to Stick
- Miro
- Mixpanel
- Monetizing Innovation
- Netflix
- OpenView
- Predictably Irrational
- Runway
- Salesforce
- Segment
- Shopify
- Snowflake
- Spotify
- Stanford Graduate School of Business
- Stanford University
- Superhuman
- Tesla
- Tesla Roadster
- The Killer
- The Righteous Mind
- The Unaccountability Machine
- Twilio
- Uber
- United States Postal Service
- Vanta
- WorkOS
Spot an error or want this page removed? Request a correction or removal.