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Disney Monetizes Bad Weather... . In Florida, every afternoon around 03:00, there's typically going to be a downpour. . So, does Disney move the parade to the morning? . No. . What they do instead is they put the parade right in the middle of when it's going to rain, and then they sell ponchos for all the people that are standing outside so that they can make money on the ponchos. . Disney has never found a problem that they can't monetize. . How do you apply this to your business? . Well, think about what are the problems that your clients have, and then think about creative solutions that you can monetize some of those problems. . Now, I'm not saying you have to monetize every single little thing, but if you can look at the opportunity for monetization, then what you're going to find is other ways that you can generate revenue for your business. * * * * * #lawyerlife #attorneylife #attorneyatlaw #lawyers #attorneysatlaw #lifeofalawyer #lawyering101 #lawyerlifestyle #lawfirmgrowth #lawyergoals #legalmarketing #legalindustry #lawyermindset #marketing #lawfirmmarketing #lawyertips #lawyersuccess #lawfirmmanagement #lawyerhustle #lawyermarketing #attorneymarketing #marketingforlawyers #disney #weather #money

What can we learn from Disney??? Before I continue. Yes, we went to Disney Land, Paris over the Christmas break.. And, as a Disney cynic... It was amazing.... 💥💥💥💥💥 Oh, and the kids LOVED it.. Disney reminded me of a value from when I worked for Best Buy "Have fun, whilst being the best" That's what I think about with our company 💛 Yellow Tuxedo® But what does 'being the best'? Well, in the instance of Disney, Best Buy & Yellow Tuxedo it's about underpinning the feeling, fun, mayhem and visibility with a methodical way of doing things... And [cue segue] that's what we'll be covering off in FOUNDATIONS 🎪The Digital Circus® when the Big Top doors reopen on Jan 15th... It's that methodical strategy and implementation, that then allows you to build upon how you see fit... We can't guarantee you'll be as big as Disney or Best Buy. But, we can guarantee that it will work with you as you grow as big as you plan to and it will make what you do much simpler and much more efficient. All, whilst being apart of a fabulous team of people working together to hit common goals. So... Questions as always... 1) Have you been to Disney ever? What did you think? 2) What's you goal for 2024? 3) Fancy running away and joining the circus with us on Jan 15th? #teamwork #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #disney #bestbuy

Have you been to any #Disney park recently? Our family has. Huge price increase since we first took our family to #DisneyWorld. Disney turns 100 and #Disneyland opened in 1955 This article is a look back at the price changes over the years. #LifeWellInvested #StrongPrivateWealth

So what’s the crack with licensing? Well, licensing enables intellectual property (IP) creators to authorise others to utilise their creations, such as characters or stories, in various products, services, or experiences. For instance, Disney owns the Star Wars IP and allows companies to use Star Wars elements, such as characters and imagery, in their products. These elements must be approved by Disney to maintain brand integrity. Companies pay Disney royalties, usually a percentage of revenue from sales featuring Star Wars branding. This mutually beneficial arrangement allows Disney to monetise its IP while enabling companies to leverage Star Wars' popularity to boost sales and interest. If you want to explore maximising this opportunity, drop me a DM #licensing #IP #royalites #brand #disney

A Disney vacation is going to cost a fair bit more starting in 2025. bit.ly/3wEi4c8 Disney has opened up ticket sales through October of next year and the price of its least expensive ticket has jumped from $109 to $119 for one day at one park. That’s the first time that ticket has seen a price increase since 2018. To be clear, anyone who’s planning to go this year won’t pay the higher rate. Ticket prices for 2024 are already locked in. And the $119 ticket price is only for Animal Kingdom, which sees less traffic than other Disney Orlando properties. Tickets to the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, or Hollywood Studios will cost even more, with the highest Magic Kingdom price hitting $189.

❓ Have You Ever Wondered How Disney Maintains Its Magic? ❓ Disney is not just about enchanting stories and beloved characters. Behind the scenes, Disney's unwavering commitment to consistency plays a starring role. From the happiest place on earth—their theme parks—to the digital realm of Disney+, they've showcased an unparalleled dedication to a seamless and magical user experience. Remember the initial hiccups during the Disney+ launch? They could've disrupted the magic. Yet, Disney's swift response and immediate resolution kept the enchantment alive, reinforcing the trust millions place in the brand. 🔍 Key Takeaways: Consistency is as crucial as quality. Swift responses to issues can reinforce customer trust. Even in the face of challenges, maintaining brand integrity is paramount. Let's channel our inner Disney and ensure that every interaction with our audience is consistently magical and trustworthy. #ConsistencyIsKey #BrandTrust

In recent years “Disney Adult” has become an online insult, but as an adult that loves The Walt Disney Company I feel there’s opportunity for the company and to reclaim the phrase. And focus on what being a Disney Adult really means: ✨you want quality from your vacation ✨you want the best service in the world ✨you want peace of mind ✨you want to see the world ✨you want luxury ✨you don’t want to risk your vacation time A Disney vacation either to the parks, the cruises, adventures by Disney or Aulani offers guests all of the above. So it’s time to stop Adulting and Start DISNEY Adulting. #disney #advertising #graphicdesign

The more you engage with customers the clearer things become and the easier it is to determine what you should be doing. Do what you do so well that they will want to see it again and bring their friends." - Walt Disney #mondaymotovation #customers #customersservice #chaseyourdreams #livingthedream #stagingservices #stagehire #leddecorhire #furniturehire #bespokeled #ledfurniture #eventdecorhire

Great insight by The Wall Street Journal on The Walt Disney Company's latest earnings report (https://lnkd.in/eBwVdTtW). Despite "Inside Out 2" and "Deadpool and Wolverine" achieving the top-grossing movies this year globally, the company's theme park business delivered disappointing revenue and operating profit for the quarter. Separately, Disney managed to hit its profitability goal for its streaming business a quarter earlier than originally projected. The mixed results continue to weigh on the company's share price, which is down nearly 5 percent year-to-date. A robust slate of new films could boost the company's prospects through the rest of the year. In November, Moana 2 will be released, one of the most adored animated films ever. In December, Mufasa: The Lion King will explore the story of how Mufasa became one of the greatest kings of the Pride Lands. These movies could be a source of major profit improvements, regardless of what happens at Disney Experiences. For more information on Disney's ongoing turnaround, check out this week's newsletter (https://lnkd.in/eu3VVpcZ).