Lists are just borrowed ideas. Real marketing is knowing who you're actually talking to and what they actually want. That requires you to understand your own thing first.
The "steal" framing is brilliant because it acknowledges what we all know but rarely admit. Most marketing breakthroughs come from pattern recognition across industries, not invention from thin air. Which of these 35 originated outside tech entirely? The cross-pollination stories would be more valuable than the ideas themselves.
Unfortunately, the "hijack conferences" playbook is becoming harder and harder - the conference organizers know that they lose sponsorship money anytime a guerilla tactic is run, and they're locking everything down legally and logistically.
That was a fun and interesting read. Thanks for sharing!
Tom- This is pure gold- thanks :-)
Thanks Omry!
Top !!!! Thanks :)
Great roundup practical, creative, and refreshingly human. A strong reminder that the best marketing ideas for 2026 are the ones AI can’t copy.
love these ideas. GOLD!
This is valuable. Thank you for sharing these.
This was a great read! It was a fresh take on strategies and ideas that are fundamental to marketing. Thx for sharing.
Love these! Thank you for sharing!
This was a wonderful read 👏🏼👏🏼
Love reading every one of these ideas! Many things I will be trying and considering.
Thanks for sharing hommie
Some great insight and ideas I want to try!
Heads-up, the "Show how small teams can be with your product" doesn't seems to lead to the right article!
Thank you! The link is actually correct - it's idea number #3 on that article
Thanks for Sharing. Interesting Read
Lists are just borrowed ideas. Real marketing is knowing who you're actually talking to and what they actually want. That requires you to understand your own thing first.
The "steal" framing is brilliant because it acknowledges what we all know but rarely admit. Most marketing breakthroughs come from pattern recognition across industries, not invention from thin air. Which of these 35 originated outside tech entirely? The cross-pollination stories would be more valuable than the ideas themselves.
Unfortunately, the "hijack conferences" playbook is becoming harder and harder - the conference organizers know that they lose sponsorship money anytime a guerilla tactic is run, and they're locking everything down legally and logistically.