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Our most advanced technology in a magical and revolutionary device at an unbelievable price.
Bam! That’s their selling point! Somebody gets paid lots of money to write that sentence, and they earn it all, because that sentence will sell several billion of these things.
I had the exact same thought when I watched the keynote today. Jobs even repeated this sentence twice. It’s really impregnating words. Whatever you think of the iPad, you can only agree that this sentence is so right and so well worded: not technical, to the point, and easy to remember. It even sounds like it’s true!
Explaining your product clearly and simply in one sentence is damn hard exercise, and the person who coined that one really did a good job.
rinich (by way of superamit and stammy):
I’d reconcile these two sentiments by saying “Advertising is more than the creative concept and what works for me.”
Because device and price rhyme, and the way it wrapped in my feed reader, I read this as a poem and have trouble taking...
I would rather have magic.
superamit, stammy, rinich:...I don’t know that I agree with the “magic” component rinich...
I know you’re all so sick of hearing about the iPad, but personally I agree with this. Not just because I’m an Apple...
superamit:stammy:rinich:...Verizon sold nowhere near as many Droids as iPhones, but the...
exact same thought...keynote today. Jobs...repeated this...
Know what the difference this dude and Don Draper the writers of Mad Men is? They know better than “Magic Sells”.
This dude is a joke. I stopped taking him seriously when he said Apple is “the most powerful company that’s ever...
not saying i am going to buy one, but this is for all the haters who bitch about it and then are going to be the first...
so so so true. this is why i respect apple. as much as i hate them at the same time. because i hate being fooled /...
Rory Marinich nails it:
This is a very strong way of putting it, but I agree. Apple make things that’ll actually do things! Real things! Instead...
that’s isn’t evil.