Although the market‐driven approach is deeply ingrained in many successful firms, the power of the market‐driving approach is undeniable, as Apple, BMW, Starbucks, and so many others illustrate. How firms succeed with that approach, shaping what buyers learn, raises many important questions and suggests the need for a range of new strategic thinking. Fortunately, scholars have been studying learning for decades, providing a rich source of insight. Drawing on that extensive knowledge can reveal new avenues for creating enduring advantage. This chapter has suggested that firms shape consumer thinking through the timing of their entry, the means used to distinguish their brands, or the admiration they achieve among their peers. Surely, this is the tip of an iceberg in new strategic thinking.