Fan Clubs Not Fanfares.



Fanfares feed the egos of creators and advertisers.
Fan Clubs feed the needs of prospective and existing customers.

Fanfares are big, extrovert and short-lived.
Fab Clubs are small, introvert and long-lasting.

Fanfares aim to create water cooler moments.
Fan Clubs are the water cooler.


As connectivity gets bigger, marketing gets smaller.

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