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<h2>5 down, 95 to go</h2>

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The digital hub strategy itself was just one part of Steve’s greater plan to finally gain market share in the PC market. Since he had returned to Apple,
the Cupertino company was stuck at around 5% of the overall PC market, even though most industry analysts acknowledged the superiority of its
operating system, and the innovations in its hardware.
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One other plan was an aggressive TV campaign called “Switchers”. Its ads
showed several former PC users who had switched to the Mac and were describing how it had made their life so much easier. The purpose of the
campaign was to encourage people who were thinking of switching but were a little afraid to do so, by showing them someone who had made the change and was happy with it.
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Yet the riskiest strategic move Apple did to seduce
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