VaynerX PAC Framework
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Gary Vaynerchuk's PAC Framework explains how to understand and capitalize on attention as the most mispriced asset in today's market.
Core Concept
- Attention is the universal currency everyone needs to achieve their goals
- The framework focuses on two main pillars: Platforms and Culture
- Goal is to identify underpriced and overpriced attention opportunities
Platforms Component
- Focuses on top 25 platforms that command people's attention
- Key considerations:
- What features are they developing
- How do their algorithms work
- Understanding platform-specific behaviors (e.g., YouTube Shorts vs regular YouTube)
- What are users doing on each platform
- Constantly monitors changes and evolution of platforms
Culture Component
- Tracks cultural elements that drive attention:
- Current slang and language
- Topics of interest
- People of interest
- Trending conversations
- Uses tools like Break The Web to monitor cultural pulse
- Focuses on understanding what people "give a fuck about"
Execution Strategy
- Evaluates opportunities based on attention pricing
- Example: Super Bowl advertising
- Most underpriced media ($7-8M for 130M engaged viewers)
- Success depends on creative execution
- Must consider total cost (talent, production, media buy)
- Tests rather than guesses
- Low cost experiments to validate assumptions
- Focuses on execution over prediction
- Requires understanding both platform mechanics and cultural relevance
Framework Application
- Must develop "swiss army knife" approach
- Don't rely on single platform or method
- Diversify attention sources
- Constantly monitor for mispriced attention opportunities
- Execute quickly on identified opportunities
- Focus on both where attention is and where it's going
09:52 - 10:23
Full video: 50:36GV
Gary Vaynerchuk
Serial entrepreneur and chairman of VaynerX. Built a $100M company, VaynerMedia, from a daily wine show on YouTube. Early investor in tech giants like Facebook, Twitter, and Uber.
Renowned for marketing expertise and business strategy in the digital age. Hosts top-rated podcast "The GaryVee Audio Experience" and founded VeeCon, a contemporary super-conference.
Part-owner of sports teams and aspires to buy the New York Jets.