Pub Gigs to The Pyramid Stage: What Bands Can Teach Us About Social Media
In this short but powerful solo episode, Chris Goor shares a mindset shift that could change the way you approach your social media. After decades camera supervising the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury, Chris draws a surprising and inspiring parallel between building a band and building a personal brand online.
He dives into:
Why your social feed is more like a setlist than a shop window
How to move from random posts to real connection
The difference between a hook, a chorus, and a full song in your content
Why the 1975 fell flat—and what Coldplay got right
How to stand for something instead of just going viral
Whether you're a coach, consultant, or creative, this one will leave you thinking differently about your next post.
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