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Ronak Patel
Here you go! • 1y
The thing is most of the tier 2/3 people don't see whether it is ice cream or frozen desert they see it as an ice cream so what amul did is made their customers clear that this is not ice cream. Overall amul's marketing team did amazing and their intention was good I guess. If I am wrong help me.
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