
In a world of invisible marketing, Seth Godin's million-copy bestseller reveals why being remarkable - not just good - drives success. Apple and Starbucks followed his "Purple Cow" philosophy. As Jacqueline Novogratz asks: "What if boring is actually the riskiest business strategy?"
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A full-page advertisement in The Wall Street Journal costs more than most homes. Yet minutes after reading one, you can't remember what it said. This isn't a failure of memory-it's the collapse of an entire marketing paradigm. We're drowning in over 3,000 marketing messages daily, yet we notice almost none. The TV-industrial complex that powered business growth for generations-that beautiful cycle of mass production, mass advertising, and mass consumption-has quietly died. What replaced it? A world where only the truly remarkable survives. Most products today aren't bad; they're simply invisible. The difference between failure and extraordinary success no longer lies in quality or advertising budgets. It lies in whether you've built something worth talking about in the first place.