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Anonymous

Stealth • 7m

I have made feminine hygiene products , my one usp is with my sanitary napkins and all, I'll have some surprise gift for e.g. chocolate etc of good quality packed inside the box and make this a premium category by using good packaging and all but ke

Phanirockzzz

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Like this kind of chocolates and etc are more for gimmicky kinda luxury things. Most people consider your product a luxury. So pls don't do that many spa instant kits, ladies attracting women's are doing this and they miserably failed. I have recently seen on shark tank. Make your usp as key, make it affordable, make people think like its a ordinary daily usage product. So that you can get repetitive customers, loyal customers and can add value to the people. Trust me making products seeming as luxury product have worked for some years but in future it will fail for sure. People tagged this things as gimmicky and not a useful product.

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