
The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing
By Jack Trout & Al Ries
Violate Them at Your Own Risk. Harper Business, 1993.
Summary of The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing book by Jack Trout & Al Ries
The undeniable, proven list of successful marketing strategies, including several examples of companies that used them to great effect and the woeful tales of marketing law violations directly responsible for business blunders and ultimate bankruptcies.
Chapters in The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing book summary
What do you get from this book? Indisputable laws of marketing proven to be profitable—and what happens when you violate them
Being first is more important than being better, especially if you’re first in the minds of the public
Make your own category in your industry in order to tweak people’s perceptions of your brand
Choose an exclusive word and attribute to focus on when establishing your brand and be higher up on the ladder
You can turn your sales completely around by being honest—just look at Avis car rentals
The top two companies compete in the biggest battle—if they did the opposite of the other, they’d come out triumphant
Identify the one area where your competition is the weakest, and take advantage when categories become divided over time
Avoid being pressured to extend your line of products and be aware that short-term profits often contradict long-term success
You might have to sacrifice an idea to keep your line focused, but also realize that no one has the power to accurately predict the future
Disregard the hype and hoopla around new products or brands—they’re usually based on fads, not trends
Be careful when you see success, persist during setbacks, and know that without resources, you won’t experience either
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- business owners and managers
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- anyone who has wondered why some companies rise while others fail
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