I want my ideas to stick.

I'm just interested in the topic.

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Made to Stick

If you like it, read the whole book.

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Myth of the Garage

Read the articles “The Birth of a Sticky Idea” and “The Myth of the Garage” in our collection Myth of the Garage.

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I'm an entrepreneur trying to create a sticky elevator pitch.

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Read the book. Pay special attention to the Simple, Unexpected, and Concrete chapters.

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6 Tips for Giving a Great Elevator Pitch

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I'm an educator trying to make my lessons stick.

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Read the book. Pay special attention to the Simple, Unexpected, and Concrete chapters, and also the discussion of “curiosity gaps.”

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Read the "Teaching that Sticks" guide.

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I'm in marketing/sales and I want my ideas to stick with customers.

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Read the book. Pay special attention to the Simple, Unexpected (especially ‘schema violations’), and Emotion chapters.

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Read our article on giving customers something to talk about.

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Myth of the Garage

Read the article “Stigma Abusers” in our collection Myth of the Garage. Do the opposite of what those marketers did.☺

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I've got a presentation to make and I need it to stick.

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Read the book. Pay special attention to the Simple (core), Unexpected (curiosity gaps), and Concrete sections. Concreteness is probably the most important.

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Read our “Making Presentations that Stick” guide.

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For tips on making data/statistics stick, see our article “The Gripping Statistic” in the Myth of the Garage collection.

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