What makes a great idea nowadays?
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Energetic ideas are different from traditional "big ideas". They are based on a larger concept or social mission rather than just a commercial proposition. Energetic ideas make people think about the world and are interesting and useful, not just narcissistic. They involve active engagement and doing multiple impactful activities, not just delivering a single message everywhere. Great modern ideas create energy for a brand through depth, complexity, and focusing on details rather than a single large initiative.
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