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The app that wants to be deleted...

2:24Marco Montemagno · podcast RSS

Montemagno comments on an advertisement for a dating app that presents deletion as a sign of the service's success: finding a relationship would make the app unnecessary. In his reading, humor and the promise of a concrete outcome create trust and affinity. He contrasts this communication choice with services seeking permanent use, while recognizing that a slogan does not establish the company's actual intentions.

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Montemagno comments on an advertisement for a dating app that presents deletion as a sign of the service's success: finding a relationship would make the app unnecessary. In his reading, humor and the promise of a concrete outcome create trust and affinity. He contrasts this communication choice with services seeking permanent use, while recognizing that a slogan does not establish the company's actual intentions.

Key points

  • Deleting the app is framed as a positive outcome for the user.
  • Humor and confidence in an outcome can make a positioning memorable.
  • The assessment concerns the advertisement, without verifying the company's actual behavior.
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