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Why do people go anonymous on medial despite making some really good posts?? Any specific reasons? (Even I turned on incognito just to grab your attention 🤓)

In my LinkedIn feed lately, every time a company does something new, everyone jumps on it like there’s free cake, all trying to grab a slice of the attention.

Duolingo's 'Death of the Owl' Campaign is the most riskiest campaign in recent times. Here is the short overview of what's the campaign is about, Duolingo announced that their OWL mascot is hitted to d*ad by a tesla cyber truck. So they encouraged

We have all experienced that moment 😇Your stomach growls, and all you suddenly can think about is your favorite meal. You grab your phone, order the food you are craving, and just like that, your hunger is satisfied. Swiggy took this everyday moment

Don't get scared to AI by reading to news headlines, most of them are to grab attention.. Get scared by what AI is capable of doing in rela life and experiment by yourself !

Hey medial founders, the app's logo colour , according to me is kinda hard to grab attention i would like to suggest you guys to make it purple as the interface colour. Just my opinion , anyways you guys have made a great app! .

How to write in a way that people are compelled to read! The formula is very simple - Write as if you are talking 1-1 to your friend, make it humours and always start with a hook to instantly grab attention! (Just like I did in the first line) Mak

📊 How to Present Data Projects Effectively! 💡 Start with a Clear Objective: Clearly define the purpose of your presentation at the outset to set expectations and context. ✅ Pro Tip: A strong opening statement can grab your audience's attention ri

Why People Don’t Actually Buy From You: The Key Reasons and How to Fix Them Let’s face it—why do people not buy from your business? A recent study found that most businesses struggle to convert visitors into customers, and it boils down to two major

When a Brand Name Becomes the Language You don’t search, you Google. You don’t buy adhesive, you grab Fevicol. You don’t ask for toothpaste, you ask for Colgate — even if it’s not Colgate. This is what marketers dream of: Becoming the noun. The act