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High on Marketing01 / 06

The situation

A sneeze delays a departure. A late arrival turns into a conversation about superstition and consumer belief.

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High on Marketing02 / 06

Me asks

Why should a marketer care about a belief that does not seem logical?

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High on Marketing03 / 06

M.R.K challenges

Because beliefs influence choices. A rational product benefit may not address the emotional reason people hesitate.

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High on Marketing04 / 06

The article’s analogy

Cricket’s 111 superstition illustrates how a memorable ritual can spread. The article’s broader claims remain historical, unverified observations.

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High on Marketing05 / 06

The insight

Understand the sentiment before trying to change behaviour. Treat belief respectfully rather than promising impossible protection.

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High on Marketing06 / 06

Your turn

What belief makes people hesitate over your product, and how could you respond thoughtfully?

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