The origin of brands by Al Ries and Laura Ries

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EVOLUTION

DIVERGENCE

Theory given by Charles Darwin

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About The Authors

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Darwin’s 2 forces at work in nature

Natural Selection Divergence

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CONVERGENCEWhen you combine products to create

new brands

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DIVERGENCE

• When a single category expands and creates multiple categories

• Each of these developing categories represents an opportunity to build a new brand

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Broadcast TV

Cable TV

USA Network

CNN

Satellite TV

Dish Network

DirectTV

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Mainstream Computer

Home personal computers Laptops

Business personal

computers

Personal computers sold

direct

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CONVERGENCE Vs

DIVERGENCEA big debate

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It's not enough to "evolve" your brands to keep up with competition. You also need to look for opportunities to launch new brands to take advantage of diverging categories

Every new category creates an opportunity for a new brand which means you have to put your product right in the middle of the market where there is no market

In the world of business, you need to practice divergence as well as evolution

KEY LEARNINGS

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THANK YOU!

CHERRY MALHOTRA

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