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I have business idea, give your votes I will sell water bottles to cafe and restaurant where there cafe or restaurant name and branding is mentioned on water bottle. so it will create marketing for them and will give professional look to cafe

INGENIOUS MARKETING ! #20 (Jeevansathi.com) Some random people were distributing water bottles outside Diljith concerts exclusively for singles. It's amazing to see this kind of creativity and use of humor.😆

Free Water Hydration: Marketing Meets Social Impact Our business provides free, clean drinking water through branded bottles and dispensers in high-traffic areas. These double as advertising platforms, generating revenue while addressing a vital comm

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Hey, I’m Peetam! Entrepreneur, creator, and storyteller. From building brands like Rangrez (anime streetwear) to Hydro (custom water bottles), I love exploring business and creativity. Here, I’ll share insights on branding, marketing, and entreprene

Hii everyone I am on the way to start a startup for that I am looking for idea validation & mentorship our vision is to remove the cost from the water bottles & made it completely free for everyone because we fell water should should be free .

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Hey there! Can we sell water for free? Like just distribute water in elite spaces like malls or high attraction space with ads printed on it. Brands will pay for these water bottles, like after all it costs around 5-6₹ for 200ml water, brands can ea

Let's play a marketing game. If you were to start a packaged water drinking firm, what different tactics you'll implement to position yourself as leader in market? Maybe even disrupting already established brands like Bisleri?!

Marketing Stories Sony marketing stunt! Their waterproof Walkman came in water bottles, a clear sign to its durability. Vending machines at gyms and pools became music stations, stocked with these "bottled tunes." It wasn't just quirky packaging; it