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In his first book, The Tipping Point, Malcolm Gladwell introduces the idea of the tipping point, which he defines as the moment of critical mass, the threshold, the boiling point.

He claims that nothing happens in society until it reaches this point, and once it does, there is an irrevocable change that spreads like a virus or epidemic throughout the population. The tipping point can be reached by any type of person or thing that somehow manages to connect with an audience and appeal to them on an emotional level.

Malcolm Gladwell's bestseller The Tipping Point illustrates the importance of communicating your value proposition effectively. The more people that know about your product or service, the greater chance you'll have of converting someone into a customer.

MALCOM GLADWELL explains the book mainly in key points such as Turning INFLUENCERS into PROMOTERS, Engaging your Community with online & Establishing your Brand as TRUSTWORTHY.

  1. TURNING INFLUENCERS INTO PROMOTERS: Mr. Gladwell's 1996 bestseller, The Tipping Point, which talks about how important little things can make big differences, was based on ideas from sociology, epidemiology, and marketing. He continued to explore those topics in Outliers (2008), which examines success stories of people who were born in the right place at the right time; Blink (2005), which looks at how our subconscious thoughts affect our decisions; and What the Dog Saw (2009), an account of what he saw while traveling with his dog.

2. ENGAGING YOUR COMMUNITY WITH ONLINE: People are spending more and more time online, with approximately two hours and fifteen minutes spent on social media per day. With that kind of impact on their daily lives, it's easy to MARKET our Brand with real-life interactions. Luckily , you don't have to choose between one or the other!

3. ESTABLISHING YOUR BRAND AS TRUSTWORTHY: Malcolm Gladwell's The Tipping Point changed the perspective on business and how it's perceived. For someone  who doesn't work in business, The Tipping Point helped them with better understand how to go about creating a new business from start to finish. They  found his analogy between 'the seed' and 'the bulb' really useful for understanding the importance of starting off small before reaching a tipping point, Which helped them to establish their brand as TRUSTWORTHY.

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