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what does "STORY" mean in terms of a brand identity and in terms of selling a product. And what the key point to keep in mind when creating the "STORY"

Rolex sells an obsolete product. Less accurate than a $40 Casio. Less useful than an Apple Watch. And yet—it thrives. The paradox? Rolex isn’t selling time. It’s selling timelessness.

Want people to remember your startup? Don’t just show features. Tell a story. Because… 🔹 Investors invest in vision, not just numbers. 🔹 Customers buy feelings, not just products. 🔹 Your story is your strongest pitch. Real examples: 🏠 Airbnb

Startup Story 🌝 | The Man Who Sold Water in a Desert 2009. A man walks into a room full of VCs. His pitch? “I want to sell bottled water… for Rs. 20... on the streets of India.” They laugh. “Who’ll pay for something they can get free from a tap?”

A creative take on product marketing and consumer perception: Sometimes, it's not the quality of the product itself, but the story you tell that makes all the difference. This post is a humorous reminder that innovative (or even quirky) messaging can

Selling is important that product if you have good selling product you can sell shitty product ex:Mygate

Are you someone who has built digital/physical product and need a marketing person to start selling? If Yes, DM.

What’s harder? - Coding the product - Talking about the product - Selling the product

Day 10 of launching my Saas product. We create customised story books for kids. - 12 users - 1 sign up - 0 paid user Spoke to a big vendor about selling this B2B. If he likes the idea and product I can have a huge deal at the very start.

Is Chutneys is a good product fr selling online and departmental stores plz suggest