Felix Kilbertus, Wolfgang Philipp

Make It Pretty Please

Business EN ↓ 5 episodes

Conversations on the strategic questions shaping automotive design, brand relevance, and the future of mobility. Hosted by Felix Kilbertus and Wolfgang Philipp.

Author

Felix Kilbertus, Wolfgang Philipp

Category

Business

Podcast website

make-it-pretty-please.com

Latest episode

Jun 28, 2026

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Episodes

What If Our Why Isn’t Convincing Anymore? 28.06.2026

When the original "why" loses its power, brands often mistake recognition for meaning. Explore the ideas behind this episode on our website:make-it-pretty-please.com/s1e5-what-if-our-why-isnt-convincing-anymore/

From a Brand Perspective: Does This Product Belong to Us? 14.06.2026

Not every market opportunity is a brand opportunity. As portfolios expand and technologies converge, brands need clear criteria for deciding which products strengthen their identity — and which dilute it. ⁠https://make-it-pretty-please.com/s1e4-from-a-brand-perspective-does-this-product-belong-to-us/⁠

From a Product Perspective: How Can Brands Grow in the New Era? 31.05.2026

In an industry shaped by convergence, growth no longer comes from adding features alone, but from creating clearer meaning.

What Is This Vehicle Supposed to Change for Our Brand? 31.05.2026

A vehicle should not only expand a portfolio — it should reinforce or strategically evolve what the brand stands for.

Why Are We Building This Car at All? 31.05.2026

Many OEMs are optimizing products before fully clarifying what those products are supposed to mean.

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