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🚀 Unlocking the Power of Unique Product Research: Case Studies That Inspire Innovation Product research isn’t just about understanding the market; it’s about diving deep into consumer behavior, untapped needs, and creative problem-solving. 🌟 Let’s explore some standout examples: 1️⃣ Dyson's Reinvention of the Vacuum Cleaner By analyzing airflow in jet engines, Dyson revolutionized a household staple. The result? A bagless vacuum cleaner that’s powerful and efficient, setting a new standard. 2️⃣ Tesla's Over-the-Air Updates Tesla studied software trends beyond the auto industry and introduced OTA updates, ensuring vehicles evolve even after purchase. This approach not only enhanced performance but also redefined customer expectations. 3️⃣ Coca-Cola’s "Share a Coke" Campaign Through in-depth personalization research, Coca-Cola replaced its logo with customer names, sparking emotional connections and boosting sales.

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