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CREATE TWITTER-LIKE HEADLINES 41<br />
TABLE 4.1 JOBS’S CONSISTENT HEADLINES FOR MACBOOK AIR<br />
HEADLINE<br />
”What is MacBook Air? In a<br />
sentence, it’s the world’s thinnest<br />
notebook.” 2<br />
“The world’s thinnest notebook.” 3<br />
“This is the MacBook Air. It’s the<br />
thinnest notebook in the world.” 4<br />
“We decided to build the world’s<br />
thinnest notebook.” 5<br />
“MacBook Air. The world’s thinnest<br />
notebook.”<br />
“Apple Introduces MacBook Air—<br />
The World’s Thinnest Notebook.” 6<br />
SOURCE<br />
Keynote presentation<br />
Words on <strong>Jobs</strong>’s slide<br />
Promoting the new notebook in a<br />
CNBC interview immediately after<br />
his keynote presentation<br />
A second reference to MacBook Air<br />
in the same CNBC interview<br />
Tagline that accompanied the<br />
full-screen photograph of the new<br />
product on Apple’s home page<br />
Apple press release<br />
“We’ve built the world’s thinnest<br />
notebook.” 7<br />
<strong>Steve</strong> <strong>Jobs</strong> quote in the Apple press<br />
release<br />
impossible to create consistent messaging without a prepared<br />
headline developed early in the planning stage. The rest of the<br />
presentation should be built around it.<br />
Today Apple Reinvents the Phone<br />
On January 9, 2007, PC World ran an article that announced<br />
Apple would “Reinvent the Phone” with a new device that combined<br />
three products: a mobile phone, an iPod, and an Internet<br />
communicator. That product, of course, was the iPhone. The<br />
iPhone did, indeed, revolutionize the industry and was recognized<br />
by Time magazine as the invention of the year. (Just<br />
two years after its release, by the end of 2008, the iPhone had<br />
grabbed 13 percent of the smartphone market.) The editors at PC