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Bigger Is Better
âBigger is better.â
This phrase was once quite popularâ
back in the Showa era in Japan.
It was originally an advertising slogan used by a confectionery company.
Thanks to its catchy sound, it was quoted in many different contexts.
Big houses, big cars, big dreams.
Extra-large portions, mega-sized servings, big-size everything.
When something is big,
it somehow feels inherently valuable.
Thereâs a story that perfectly embodies this idea.
Once upon a time, Ajinomotoâthe maker of the famous umami seasoningâenlarged the hole in their product bottle.
As a result, sales increased significantly.
Ajinomoto is a seasoning used by sprinkling small amounts into food.
But when the hole in the bottle is small, only a limited amount can come out.
At one point, the company boldly decided
to make the hole larger.
This meant more seasoning came out with a single shake,
which led to increased consumption.
Additionally, with more umami added to the food,
people felt that it tasted better.
More and more customers said,
âItâs more delicious now,â
and sales went up.
Someone else tried to follow this success.
They also made the hole in their bottle bigger.
âIf more comes out with each shake, it should taste better!â
That was probably their logic.
The result?
The food became way too salty,
complaints flooded in from customers,
and the product quickly disappeared from store shelves.
It was a salt shaker.
Salt and Ajinomoto are completely different.
Using more Ajinomoto generally isnât harmful.
But too much salt can ruin a dish.
What can we learn from this story?
âMaking something bigger isnât always better.â
Ajinomotoâs success came from a deep understanding of product characteristics and consumer psychology.
The failure with the salt shaker was caused by the simplistic idea that âcopying success leads to success.â
The phrase âBigger is betterâ
does have a strong, appealing ring to it.
But whether it really is âbetterâ depends entirely on the situation.
Just making something bigger doesnât guarantee success.
Thatâs something worth remembering.
A story you mightâve heard somewhereâ
and maybe a little more insightful than you expected?
ââŠWhat was that story even about??â
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