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A strategy by Gucci's CEO, who reportedly burned $10 million worth of unsold luxury products to maintain the exclusivity of the brand. 🤯🔥 The decision to burn unsold products was part of Gucci’s broader strategy to protect its brand image. By de

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Indulge, which appeared on Shark Tank India, has a bold idea, making luxury experiences like private jets, fine dining, and travel easily accessible through one platform. They valued their business at 50cr and claimed to have 10,000 users, highlighti

Hi guys I want your thoughts on this!! I'm going to start a clearance marketplace where we sell products at discounted price because of the near expiry or surplus inventory of brands. But isme mujhe seller onboarding krni chahiye ya bulk orders buy

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Burberry burned $36,500,000 of clothes in one year. Not because they couldn't sell them. Because they didn't want YOU to have them. The disturbing truth about luxury's dirtiest secret: In 2018, a shocking line appeared in Burberry's annual report

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The Future of E-Commerce: Innovation, Trends & Opportunities E-commerce is evolving faster than ever. With AI-driven recommendations, same-day deliveries, and global accessibility, businesses are redefining customer experiences. Key trends shaping

Smart brands know a secret: People don't buy on price, they buy on perceived value. Here's the winning formula: 1. Tap Into Dreams: Understand your audience's aspirational self. What do they want to look like, feel like, be like? Align every product

Being a college entrepreneur means balancing three full-time jobs—your startup, your degree, and explaining to your parents why you’re not sitting for placements. You spend lectures working on pitch decks, your hostel room is your “office,” and your