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The document discusses the "Law of Hype" and how the amount of hype for a product or idea is often disproportionate to its actual success. It provides examples of hyped products and ideas that ultimately failed, such as personal helicopters in the 1940s and New Coke in 1985, which both received massive hype but did not meet expectations. The document advises that when a company relies heavily on hype for a new product, it often means the product or plan is weak and may fail, so traditional marketing approaches are better than hype.
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- 4. MEDIA IS A DOUBLE EDGE SWORD. ONE EDGE IS SUCCESS ANOTHER EDGE IS FAILURE ITS VERY IMPORTANT FOR ANY ORGANIZATION TO PLAY NICELY WITH MEDIA TO CREATE HYPE
- 6. Personal helicopter CREATE “HYPE” in the 1940’s that was supposed to make roads, highways and cars obsolete? This item was so overhyped ,Its not possible logically. Because average consumer could afford a helicopter. Ok, well Donald Trump got his but he had to give it back to the bank. Besides, think of all the traffic we experience today. MR DONALD TRUMP make an illusion (Fantasy ) ( day dream) & he made a false impression so personal helicopter idea had been FLOPED In FRONT OF GENERAL PUBLIC Here’s a funny exampLe 1.
- 7. Coca-Cola’s New Coke: This new category launched in1985 received so much hype ($1 billion of free publicity) plus hundreds of millions of dollars launching it, what happened? 60 days after being released Coca-Cola had to revert back to their original classic coke THEY USED THE SAME FLAVOUR OF COKE & ATTRIBUTES SO PEOPLE ANGER ON COKACOLA & PROTESTING TO GIVE BACK PREVIOUS ONE COKE. All that hype and the product flopped. Classic coke outsells new coke 15-1. fifteen to one ratio
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