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The concept of "sticky ideas" can be applied in a retail business in several ways. Firstly, retailers can create memorable, simple messages about their products or services that stick in customers' minds. This could be through catchy slogans, unique selling propositions, or compelling stories about the product. Secondly, retailers can use unexpected elements in their marketing or store design to grab attention and make an impression. Thirdly, retailers can make their ideas concrete and credible, for example, by demonstrating the effectiveness of a product in store or providing clear, believable benefits of a service. Lastly, retailers can appeal to customers' emotions and create a personal connection, which can make an idea stick.
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So, they brainstormed ways to make this credible statistic more accessible. They brought along a few props to their house calls, specifically a metal bucket and some BBs. First, they dropped one BB into the bucket and asked people to visualize that single BB as the Hiroshima bomb, describing the utter destruction that single bomb wrought. One BB representing a single nuclear bomb is a scale that people could visually and audibly sense. Then, they proceeded to pour 5,000 BBs into the metal bucket. "'This is the world's current arsenal of nuclear weapons'…The noise was startling, even terrifying…'The roar of the BBs went on and on.'"
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