I get it. Anamoly gets it. Do you get it?

Ride the "wave" of the future...or whatever the dinasaurs say these days.

This is from a podcast with Seth Godin. I haven't been doing as much philosophy lately, so I will let him do it for me.

What ad agencies ought to do, in my opinion, is not focus on selling ads anymore. And instead, focus on getting in deeper within the clients, and help the clients make products that people want to talk about.”
“The problem is that ad agencies have defined themselves as the
people who take the mediocre products and add interesting ads to them,
and washed their hands and say, we can’t do anything about what the
factory brings us. And my answer is, of course you can, and the clients
actually want you to, you’re just not working hard enough to get that
piece of business.”
“Style and fashion spread through the ad agency business really
fast. But they’re very bad at changing what they do for a living,
they’re very bad at any form of new media, they’re bad at pushing
clients to really dramatically, fundamentally reinvent themselves. What
they’re very good at is adopting a new slogan or a new look or a new
image. That’s deckchair re-arranging.”
“The way to get promoted in an ad agency is to get a new client who
spends lots of money on television. Well, if that’s the way you get
promoted, what do you think people are going to do all day?”