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Familiar Wins: How Repetition Builds Brand Trust Through the Mere Exposure Effect” The Mere Exposure Effect is a psychological phenomenon where people develop a preference for things simply because they are familiar with them. In business, repeated

Daily Quiz 2 (trivia in the comments) 2)What is the name of the Indian startup that offers electric scooters and has gained popularity for its innovative designs?

What is the future of Ghibli art's popularity?

The US government has directed all its embassies globally to halt student visa interviews with immediate effect.

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Have y guys remember the e-commerce platform called Snapdeal 😂 fun fact: its still profitable how idk

WEIRD Marketing Strategies #2 Redbull’s ILLUSION of POPULARITY Strategy: Over the span of a couple of months, the team filled London’s rubbish bins with empty cans of Red Bull. Not only this, but they gave out free samples to DJs and left cans ly

What do you think guys about Pharma/chemical industry pay scales. The amount of risk involved in working like chemical exposure, safety and all things and salary range is very much low as compared to other nations standard. Is it reasonable?

Which ott platform do you use the most? And WHY ?? Prime had a lot of complaints in its comments about renting system and netflix has been rated by a lot lesser people Than I thought by taking its popularity in consideration (is it even used by many?

An entrepreneur markets its product, secures clients/users, sets its rates, builds brand and manage finances. Freelancers also market themselves, secure clients, set their own rates and manage finances. When an entrepreneur markets something it is