什么才是真正的受欢迎?
日期:2018-04-24 16:21

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I think that we have a terrible misconception about popularity.

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我认为我们对受欢迎度有严重的误解

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I think that often we define popularity in a majoritarian way.

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我们通常会以多数主义的方式去定义受欢迎度

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We say that in order for something to be popular most people have to like it.

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我们觉得某个东西要想受欢迎 它就一定要得到多数人的青睐

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A majority of the population has to like it.

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必须要有多数人喜欢才行

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But think about this, if a book sells one million copies in a year it is a runaway best seller that by definition 99.5 percent of Americans did not buy.

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但是想一下 如果一本书的年销量是一百万本 那它就绝对称不上是畅销书 因为99.5%的美国人没有买

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The biggest movie of 2016, Rogue One, the Star Wars film, made enough money

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2016年最出名的电影 《星球大战侠盗一号》大捞了一笔

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for about 35 to 40 percent of American adults to have bought a ticket and seen it.

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有35%到40%的美国成年人都买票看了

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That means the vast majority of Americans did not see the most popular movie.

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这也就意味着大多数美国人都没有看这部最受欢迎的影片

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You could say the same for television.

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电视也是一样

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You could say the same for music that lots of things that we consider popular are not majoritarily popular at all

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音乐也不例外 多数我们认为很受欢迎的东西并不是大多数人喜欢的

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they aren’t mainstream by this old-fashioned definition.

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根据这套老旧定义 它们并不是主流

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Instead they are cults that culture itself is cults from top to bottom.

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相反 它们只是人们的一种狂热 文化本身就是彻头彻尾的狂热

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It is increasingly in this moment now where the mainstream has been completely shattered and has been totally niche-ified that culture is cults all the way down.

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现在主流越发破碎和商业化 文化始终就是一种狂热

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And I think that in thinking about this from a marketing standpoint and you’re thinking about your total addressable market,

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如果从市场营销的角度来看待这个问题 那么你就是在看你的整个潜在市场

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your total addressable market is not America, it’s not the world, it’s not any enormous group of people,

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你的整个潜在市场不是美国 不是世界 也不是某一庞大的群体

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your total addressable market is probably really, really small.

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你的整个潜在市场可能很小很小

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And rather than go big with the general message that you hope is going to embrace everybody,

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不要想着取悦每个人

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rather embrace the idea that the mainstream is dead, that it’s all cults and that you have to find your cult and hit them very, very clearly

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你要知道没有主流一说 都是一种狂热而已 你得找到自己的狂热 然后很清晰很清晰地

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with the message that is cultish that says you are special because the mainstream is wrong.

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告诉他们 这是一种狂热 它表明你很特别 因为主流是错的

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Remember, that is the definition of what cultish thinking is it’s a positive rebellion against an illegitimate mainstream.

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记住 那就是狂热思想的定义 即对不合理主流的积极反抗

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So in order for people to feel like a message is reaching them it helps for that message to tell them not only who they are but who they’re not,

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所以为了让人们真正听进去某个信息 它不光得告诉大家他们是谁 还得告诉大家他们不是谁

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how they are different, how they’re special and how the vast majority of people, how the amorphous mainstream doesn’t get them.

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他们之间的区别是什么 有何特殊之处 以及为什么多数人 非主流都不理解他们

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I sometimes talk about this online in terms of online marketing as the Tokyo example.

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我在网上讲线上营销的时候以东京为例说过这个

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I went to Tokyo two years ago and a friend was telling me about how awesome Tokyo is

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两年前我去过东京 一个朋友告诉我东京有多棒

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said “There’s this great bar that sells amazing Japanese whiskey and also vinyl records.”

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他说“有一个特别好的酒吧 里面卖有日本威士忌和黑胶唱片”

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And I was like, “What a strange idea for a place to only sell vinyl records and whiskey.”

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我当时说“这个地方只卖威士忌和黑胶唱片 真奇怪啊”

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And he said, “Yeah it does sound weird, but remember that Tokyo is a metro area of 35 million people

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他说“没错 听起来是很奇怪 不过东京可是有着3500万人的大都市

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so even if the store only applies to like 0.5 percent of the Tokyo metropolitan population it’s still an incredibly popular store.”

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所以即便东京只有0.5%的人喜欢这家小店 那它也是超受欢迎的店”

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So the Internet is Tokyo.

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网络就相当于东京

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The Internet is this infrastructure that is connecting billions and billions of people

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网络可以把几十亿人连接在一起

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and you don’t need to reach all of them all at once in order to make something that’s popular.

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你无需打造所有人都喜欢的东西 才能让它受欢迎

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In fact it makes much more sense to try to reach 0.2, 0.01 percent of them with a message that is really clear and very specific and very special

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其实 只要能吸引到其中0.2% 0.01%的人 让他们接收到非常清晰 具体和特别的消息

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and understand that even if I get this microscopic percentage of the total address from market to love what I’m doing, that is popularity.

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要明白 即便我只能吸引到市场上这微小的一部分人 让他们喜欢我所做的事情 那就是受欢迎

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重点单词
  • vinyln. [化]乙烯基
  • specificadj. 特殊的,明确的,具有特效的 n. 特效药,特性
  • metropolitann. 大都市的居民,大主教 adj. 大都市的,大主教区
  • rebellionn. 谋反,叛乱,反抗
  • roguen. 流氓;小淘气;凶猛的离群兽;(尤指植物的)劣种 v
  • definev. 定义,解释,限定,规定
  • enormousadj. 巨大的,庞大的
  • cultn. 宗教膜拜仪式,异教,狂热崇拜,个人崇拜
  • popularityn. 普及,流行,名望,受欢迎
  • populationn. 人口 ,(全体)居民,人数