Becoming a Category of One (Review and Analysis of Calloway's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Joe Calloway's book "Becoming a Category of One" shows that instead of aspiring to lead your product category, you should create a new category and be the only one in it. That’s the goal of true business differentiation. The very best way to win and keep customers today is to create compelling customer experiences. If you can do that, you place your company beyond the reach of price wars and into the realm of genuine competitive advantage. The goal, therefore, is to become extraordinary – to become a Category-of-One company by doing what no one else does. This is the only rational way you can lift your company out of the commodity trap and into the ranks of the high achievers. Don’t just try and compete in your industry – create and dominate your own unique business category.
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Book Abstract
Instead of aspiring to lead your product category, create a new category and be the only one in it. That’s the goal of true business differentiation. The very best way to win and keep customers today is to create compelling customer experiences. If you can do that, you place your company beyond the reach of price wars and into the realm of genuine competitive advantage.
There are seven steps involved in making the transition from being an ordinary company to a category of one dominance:
The goal, therefore, is to become extraordinary – to become a Category-of-One company by doing what no one else does. This is the only rational way you can lift your company out of the commodity trap and into the ranks of the high achievers. Don’t just try and compete in your industry – create and dominate your own unique business category.
About the Author
JOE CALLOWAY is a business consultant specializing in branding as well as a public speaker and restaurant owner. He consults with companies in a wide range of industries ranging from newspapers in Sweden, hotels in Great Britain and computer companies in South Africa to world brands like BMW and IBM.
Mr. Calloway’s personal Web site is at www.joecalloway.com.
Important Note About This Ebook
This is a summary and not a critique or a review of the book. It does not offer judgment or opinion on the content of the book. This summary may not be organized chapter-wise but is an overview of the main ideas, viewpoints and arguments from the book as a whole. This means that the organization of this summary is not a representation of the book.
Step 1: Make a deliberate decision to start the transition
Most companies never make a definitive