The 22 Immutable Laws Of Marketing
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The document outlines 22 immutable laws of marketing from the book "The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing" by Al Ries and Jack Trout. The laws discuss concepts like the importance of being first to market, focusing marketing efforts to own a word or category in the customer's mind, how markets tend to become dominated by two competitors over time, and how successful marketing is built on long-term trends rather than short-term fads. The laws also cover topics such as the need to give something up to get something, how failure is an expected part of marketing, and how funding is required to turn marketing ideas into reality.
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1. The document discusses 22 marketing laws summarized by Al Ries and Jack Trout, including the Law of Leadership which states it's better to be first than better, and the Law of the Category which says to create a new category if you can't be first in an existing one.
2. The Law of the Mind states it's better to be first in people's minds than first to market. The Law of Perception indicates marketing is a battle of perceptions rather than products.
3. The Laws of Focus and Exclusivity discuss owning a word in people's minds and how two companies can't own the same word, while the Law of the Ladder means the marketing strategy depends on your company's
22 immutable-laws-of-marketing
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1. The law of leadership states it is better to be first than better, and to create a new category you can lead in.
2. The law of the mind argues it is better to be first in people's minds than first in the marketplace.
3. The law of focus owns that the most powerful marketing concept is owning a word in the customer's mind that becomes synonymous with the category.
4. The law of duality notes that in the long run, every market becomes a two-horse race between two dominant competitors.
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22 immutable laws_of_marketing
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