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“Who’s the Hero: Your Product or Your Customer?” The concepts of “Product as Hero” and “Customer as Hero” shape how brands tell their stories. In the “Product as Hero” approach, the product is the star — solving problems with innovation and performan

In a world where people, brands are trying to catch attention; still there are some people or brands that don't do such things, Still people come to them, What can be the reason ?

How D2C brand use data to build deeper customer connections and skyrocket sales! Audience identification and segmentation enable tailored marketing, personalized experiences, and better customer retention. D2C brands like Glossier, Dollar Shave Club

Hey folks, I'm trying to build an app on women's health. Mainly focused on breast cancer. Need opinions on what pain points do most women go through which aren't solved yet..

Hey folks, I'm trying to build an app on women's health. Mainly focused on breast cancer. Need opinions on what pain points do most women go through which aren't solved yet..

bornvita and alll the other brands are trying a lot to sell you the idea that they are HEALTHY THEY ARE NOT ANY PRODUCT IN FOOD INDUSTRY IS NOT HEALTHY eat lesss sugar live longer life

“Earned, Not Given: How the Paradox of Effort Strengthens Customer Loyalty” The Paradox of Effort suggests that people value outcomes more when they’ve worked harder to achieve them—even if the effort was optional. In business, this is used to deepe

Building “Veloce” i.e myntra - but in 20 mins Why cant Zepto/blinkit copy - I got same goal, different approach Customer Journey 1 — Customer searches shoes - products displayed from 20 stores around - buys - delivered in < 20 mins. Customer Jour

Customer Service Moat: Exceptional support that builds loyalty. Companies like Zappos, Amazon and Apple retain customers by providing outstanding service experiences