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Apple sells → Trends, not phones. Ferrari sells → Status, not cars. Nike sells → Motivation, not shoes. Disney sells → Memories, not movies. Amazon sells → Convenience, not products. McDonald’s sells → Happiness, not burgers. Sell the emotion and not

Hey everyone! 👋 I’ve got this exciting idea, and I’d love to hear your thoughts! Imagine a food chain like Domino’s, Burger King, or McDonald’s—but instead of burgers and fries, we serve amazing Indian food! The twist? We customize the menu based

In 1954, Ray Kroc betrayed the McDonald brothers. He took their burger stand and built a $200B empire through greed and deception. Here’s how it all went down... McDonald’s started as a small drive-in restaurant, but the McDonald brothers had a ge

Are you currently using outdoor advertising for your brand? We're conducting a quick survey to better understand the effectiveness of outdoor advertising. If you've used billboards, bus stops, or other outdoor ads, please DM us. Your insights will

How do you turn your biggest competitor into your best marketing tool? Burger King nailed it with The Whopper Detour Campaign, using McDonald’s locations as the centerpiece of their bold strategy. Let’s dive in👇 Burger King faced two major goals:

McDonald’s paying ₹1.4 crore/month for office space in Hyderabad 😳 The real estate market is officially supersized. 🍔📊 What’s cooking in Hyderabad’s commercial scene?

Revolutionizing Outdoor Advertising Traditional outdoor advertising, such as billboards, skywalks, and bus stop ads, is often prohibitively expensive and inflexible. Our startup is addressing these limitations by introducing a novel approach: 15-inc

Welcome to OUT OF THE BOX MARKETING ! EP=18 (Rona) Rona, a Canadian paint company, used Apple billboards to promote their paint. Read this out ..... It's 2010, and Apple has just launched the iPod Nano and they heavily advertising it across the co

Revolutionizing Outdoor Advertising Traditional outdoor advertising, such as billboards, skywalks, and bus stop ads, is often prohibitively expensive and inflexible. Our startup is addressing these limitations by introducing a novel approach: 15-inc

"India is projected to emit 7.4 million tons of mismanaged plastic in 2024. Are current regulations enough to tackle this crisis? It's time for producers to take responsibility. The current regulations clearly aren't as effective as it should be.