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I personally love how companies make their own universe to get self sustaining!

“Climbing Maslow’s Ladder: How Businesses Meet Human Needs to Win Hearts and Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is a psychological theory that outlines five levels of human needs—physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, and self-actualization. In bu

The internet turned our chats into double taps ❤️ Remember those friends who knew exactly how to make you laugh? We often fail to see how precious something is until we lose it. Today let's tell them those memories still make us smile.

AIDA Framework Always Delivers ? Attention, Interest, Desire, Action – the AIDA framework. It's not just marketing jargon; it's human psychology in action. Here's why it's timeless: 1. Attention: We're Wired to Notice → Cuts through noise

How to convert idea into business model. How to get investment for our idea

🌿 BlendCulture – Where Style Meets Comfort 🌿 At BlendCulture, we bring you high-quality, 100% cotton clothing designed for effortless style and ultimate comfort. From bold graphic shirts to our best-selling wolf hoodie, every piece reflects creati

🚀 Marketing Theories That Drive the World's Biggest Brands 🌍 Ever wondered why some companies dominate the market while others struggle? Successful brands follow proven marketing theories that shape their strategies. Here are a few examples: 🔹 T

Embrace the journey of love, for everything around us is a reflection of the Self. We are all interconnected, part of the same beautiful tapestry. Let's celebrate our unity and spread love! 💖✨ #LoveIsUnity #EmbraceTheSelf #WeAreOne

Hey everyone! I’m Karthik Nadar, the founder of BlendCulture, a brand built on creativity, self-expression, and high-quality fashion. At BlendCulture, we craft unique designs with 100% cotton clothing, blending comfort with culture. From our best-se

“Mimetic Desire: Why We Want What Others Want” Mimetic desire, coined by René Girard, suggests that our desires are shaped by imitation—we want things because others want them. Desire forms a triangle: the subject (us), the model (the person we imit