In this podcast, Matt and Nir caught up with Chip Heath, who along with his brother Dan, wrote Made to Stick -- a book that has been a getting a lot of good press lately.The book draws on psychology research to examine why ideas become memorable. It has become a virtual "how-to" guide for anyone looking to introduce new concepts and products.
Sticky ideas are the result of 6 key attributes: simplicity, unexpectedness, concreteness, credibility, emotions and stories (SUCCES). For more on this, listent to the podcast and check out the book!
Here is a full video of the interview. Special thanks to Ben Henretig for the great job on shooting and editing the video!
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5 comments:
excellent video. Thanx, and keep it up!
Great post on an amazing title. We just wrote a review of Mad e to Stick as well. Feel free to check it out at http://dimanomarketing.wordpress.com/2007/05/26/made-to-stick-why-some-ideas-survive-and-others-die/
Thanks again we really enjoyed your site.
The Dimano Marketing Team
Great post, great blog, great book,
If you don't mind, i would add a link to this post in an Argentinian blog of entrepreneurship.
I'm also a big fan of the book. Between Chip, his brother, and Tim Ferriss, I have a kind of checklist for living and communicating! :)
The ideas in this book really stick!
It shows strategies for creating sticky ideas and how I can apply these rules at work to evaluate my communications, which I believe will be appreciated by activists, entrepreneurs, and businesses of all sizes.
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