He cocked his head, considering that sound bite, then tweaked the message for a wider, more Spicolian constituency: "But sometimes, even in business, it's good to just mellow out".
"We've tweaked the message to reflect consumer uncertainty and anxiety," said Elizabeth H. Berger, president of the alliance, by "emphasizing value and affordable luxury" at the stores in Lower Manhattan in the campaign.
After six weeks of touting Tools and Other People as the solution, Zuckerberg tweaked the message.
This triggers a feedback loop of social media posting, augmented each time by metadata that ever so slightly tweaks the new message.
Two months later, the new Obama plan surfaced, forcing changes to Mr. Larson's script after what a spokeswoman described as "tweaks to the messaging".
The cofounders then edit and tweak the content to ensure messaging and exercise tutorials are properly worded.
"Both Oculus and Samsung are investing in this in the long run, which means we want to make sure we get this right," Cohen adds, referring to the "Innovator Edition" moniker used to describe the Gear VR. "Could we tweak the marketing message and ship more units today?
Money allows celebrities not only to hire the best and brightest of attorneys, but to tweak and massage the message of innocence of their celebrity client outside the courtroom.
Meanwhile, ads and billboards tweaked Oscar voters' sense of moral outrage with the message: "Honor this man.
Noon: Sending relentless emails to our website designers begging for emergency tweaks; the duplicate orders and error messages continue.
For most investors, the message is to hold tight and tweak their portfolios so that they hold a mixture of assets to protect their money.
