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Dive into Malcolm Gladwell's groundbreaking book "The Tipping Point" to unravel the power of context, the rules of epidemics, and the concept of stickiness in driving societal change. Discover how seemingly small factors can lead to big shifts in behavior and trends. Explore case studies such as Hush Puppies' resurgence in fashion and the principles behind viral epidemics. Gain valuable insights into communication strategies, influential connectors, and the importance of memorable messaging. Learn how to adapt and leverage these concepts in your own endeavors.
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The tipping point ,malcolm gladwell • hush puppies • 3 rules of epidemics • law of few • stickiness
The tipping point ,malcolm gladwell (Cont.) • power of context • translation • conclusion
hush puppies • new york • designer use • hip wear clubs
3 rules of epidemics • syphilis • spread by drug use • zenilman • John Hopkins university Baltimore
3 rules of epidemics (Cont.) • type of people • break down on health treatment • not all closed just staff number cut • Baltimore
3 rules of epidemics (Cont.) • seasonal • people stay in /going out • population movement • kept in one area until people moved about
3 rules of epidemics (Cont.) • John potterat • law of the few • hand full of people giving out the message • stickiness (like in stead of as )
law of few • with knowledge or influence • connector • number of people they know • weak ties (get more jobs)
law of few (Cont.) • paul revere • maven • makes us sit up and listen • not a persuader
law of few (Cont.) • a teacher • information gather • 6 degree
stickiness • making a message memorable • sesame street • toy play • watch them is see what they are learning
stickiness (Cont.) • word of mouth • not all have the same influence • revers • willam doors
stickiness (Cont.) • the message should be memorable
power of context • broken window theory • keep on top of things ie graffiti
conclusion • traditional methods of communication • constant cycle of information • willing to change method of communication • the way we relate new information