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Justin Bieber's $10M Coachella Set, The Masters' No-Phone Policy, and the Marketing Power of Doing Less Everyone has an opinion on Justin Bieber at Coachella. Here's mine. This week I'm breaking down two very different events ...The Masters golf tournament and Justin Bieber's stripped-back Coachella set ....and what they both accidentally taught us about the most powerful marketing move of 2026. (Yes, I'm talking about sport.) Dirty Dish: The Masters has a no-phone policy, a lottery ticket system, and merch you can only buy on-site. The result? A Black Friday shopping frenzy and a crowd of euphoric, genuinely present people. M Dirty Business: eanwhile, Justin Bieber walked on stage with a laptop and a stool, got paid $10 million, and pulled 94.2 million views — compared to Sabrina Carpenter's 2.1 million, with all the bells, whistles, and celebrity cameos money can buy. I also give my actual take on what made the Bieber set so powerful — and it's not what most people are saying. → Why banning phones was the smartest marketing decision The Masters ever made — and what FOMO actually does to buyer behaviour → How scarcity + urgency created a Black Friday mentality for golf merch → The real reason Justin Bieber's laptop segment hit harder than a $5M production budget → What counter-cultural positioning actually means for a small business (and what it costs you to do it) → Why community is the most valuable thing a brand can manufacture right now If you want carousels that actually stop the scroll, grab my Viral Carousel mini course HERE. [https://dirtycopy.co/viral-carousels-course]
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