The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell

Maven is a person who knows a lot about various things. They may recommend restaurants, and you have to go as you know that what they say to you is true. And the sales staff is like this. They are sociable and easy to persuade. The viscosity factor says that messenger is important, but the quality of information is also true. It is necessary, Gladwell calls it "sticky". Mr. Gladwell explained how two children's television programs began a social epidemic using "sticky" elements. Sesame Street and Blue clues use different ways to keep their information in their audience, and 4 and 5 years old pay a short attention.

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