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181 | Creative marketing and viral campaigns at Thursday dating w/George Rawlings & Jess Wreford

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Thursday dating - the start-up known for disrupting the online dating world and pushing the boundaries of creative marketing. Whether it be handing out sex toys on the street, paying interns to walk around with balloons tied to themselves or leaving whiteboards across central London, Thursday have mastered the art of starting conversations by blending offline activations with online community... and in this episode you'll hear about the BTS of it all. Listen in as I sit down with George (co-founder) and Jess (digital creative lead) to dive into how they come up with such outrageous ideas, why they're not afraid to upset some people in the process and how we can all create more engaging content. Once you've had a listen, do come and continue the conversation with me over on my Instagram & LinkedIn - I'd love to hear what you think! _____ Download Thursday | Instagram | Website George's LinkedIn | Jess' LinkedIn  _____ Mentioned in the episode: Rise At Seven video - can an employee get themselves re-hired?

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