Let's take some time to think about that, shall we?

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Since its launch in 1989, this American series has been a huge success, thanks to its satirical humor and distinctive style. Today, The Simpsons is the longest-running scripted series in primetime, with 29 seasons and more than 600 episodes that are watched and loved in more than 40 countries.

How is it possible that in such a changing world, this brand continues to excite and entertain after almost three decades? They must be doing something very right.


6 marketing lessons to learn from The Simpsons:
1. Dare to be different
Today it may not seem like much, but in 1989 there were no animated series for adults. The first fusion data great achievement of The Simpsons was to break the paradigm that cartoons were only for children, and that is probably why they were harshly criticized.

However, Matt Groening and his team were not discouraged, they believed in their idea and went ahead with it. And well, we already know what happened next.

Although many of us fall into the temptation of imitating other brands and following the established path, true success comes to those that manage to deliver value to people in such a special way that sometimes they themselves do not expect it.

LESSON: Don't be afraid to be different, if you truly believe you have something valuable to offer.