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Interpreters Interpreters make the idea more concrete and translate it into something that a wider audience can understand. For example, scientists take the theory of black holes and then apply scientific and mathematical rigor to further test and understand the idea. The next step after explanation is not the third stage. In contrast, an idea that has already been explained is more likely to go directly to stage four or start over from stage one. Phase 3: Recycling Once an idea is introduced and accepted by the public, it becomes a cultural reference and part of our daily conversations.
The idea entered the recycling phase, circulating in conversations and advertising. Some artists resent this popularity of their ideas and see it as selling out. Jim Morrison was furious when he found out sold for use in a Botswana Email List Buick ad. But this is a natural part of the life cycle, and as marketers, any imitation of our ideas should not be viewed as mere flattery, but as a success. The recycling phase can go on indefinitely because different people are ready to entertain different ideas at different times. When I was a kid in Idaho, I discovered Pink Floyd's " ," and it rocked my world.
I had no idea this album was almost as old as me. I may be behind the times, but that doesn't change the fact that this album was right for me at the right time. Not too far yet, but Stage 4: Saturation The transition from the recycling stage to the saturation stage can be rapid. Consider Pachelbel’s Canon. When you hear it at every wedding for the past decade, you think it's reached a saturation point. But no, true saturation looks like this.
The idea entered the recycling phase, circulating in conversations and advertising. Some artists resent this popularity of their ideas and see it as selling out. Jim Morrison was furious when he found out sold for use in a Botswana Email List Buick ad. But this is a natural part of the life cycle, and as marketers, any imitation of our ideas should not be viewed as mere flattery, but as a success. The recycling phase can go on indefinitely because different people are ready to entertain different ideas at different times. When I was a kid in Idaho, I discovered Pink Floyd's " ," and it rocked my world.
I had no idea this album was almost as old as me. I may be behind the times, but that doesn't change the fact that this album was right for me at the right time. Not too far yet, but Stage 4: Saturation The transition from the recycling stage to the saturation stage can be rapid. Consider Pachelbel’s Canon. When you hear it at every wedding for the past decade, you think it's reached a saturation point. But no, true saturation looks like this.