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Apple is expected to sell about 90 million AirPods this year. (Generating +$20 billion in revenue) That’s more revenue than: Spotify Ralph Lauren Blackstone Chipotle Airbnb Domino’s Pizza Shopify KKR DoorDash Hilton Hotels Here’s how the public

Did you know Domino's doesn't position itself as just a pizza company anymore? You might think of them for quick delivery and affordable pizza, but behind the scenes, Domino’s sees itself as a technology and logistics powerhouse that just happens to

MG Motors’ entry into India wasn’t about selling cars — it was about selling emotion. Competing in a crowded market, MG built trust through storytelling, community, and innovation. Campaigns like “It’s a Human Thing” connected deeply with audiences,

Founders are always selling—whether they realize it or not. Raising funds? Pitch. Hiring talent? Sell your vision. Building partnerships? Sell the future you’re creating. Every conversation is a chance to persuade, to inspire, to move someone close

How a pizza box helped save Domino’s in India🍕 In 2023, Domino’s was in hot water. Profits dropped by nearly 70%, inflation was squeezing margins, and customers were losing interest. The solution? A surprisingly simple one: rethink the box. They s

The First Emotional Brands Before branding was about feelings… it was about features. But in the early 1900s, some brands flipped the script. Coca-Cola stopped selling “refreshment.” They sold happiness in a bottle. Hallmark didn’t just sell card

Why Did a $4 Billion Pizza Company Fail? So It all started when Alex Garden and Julia Collins thought, why not automate the process of making pizza using robots? With this idea, they started Zume Pizza in 2015 and soon raised $6 million to fund

Marketing isn’t about selling. It’s about solving. Great marketing doesn’t scream “Buy now!” — it whispers “This is for you.” Whether you're building a brand or launching a product, remember: 📌 Clarity beats cleverness 📌 Consistency builds trust 📌

Crazzy Grind Day 24 🔒 Today wasn’t about building or marketing. No tweets. No blog. Nothing. Even Crazzy itself was down. Not because of any bug — I turned it off myself 😅 I noticed something suspicious, so I decided to take it offline and tighte

Zomato’s success wasn’t just about delivering food—it was about delivering emotions. The brand tapped into a universal trigger: hunger. But not just the physical kind; the hunger for convenience, satisfaction, and connection. Every marketing move—wit