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Today I have a meeting with a brand manager of a famous D2C brand working in skincare and personal care segment. My objective is to understand how branding works in such big organizations. Any specific question you think I should ask? (Will share

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With so many skincare brands out there, ask how they differentiate themselves from others in a saturated market. Is it ingredients, packaging, price point, or something else?

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