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😂 In 2015, a man named joel burger 🍔 married a woman named Ashley King 👑 and the Burger King company paid 💰 for the wedding

👑 Bhutan King ( Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck ) Visited Mahakumbh and take dip with Yogi Adityanath 🚀 He is the King of Bhutan so , it's a really huge thing and many big businessmens are arriving 🕉️🙏 ........

What exactly does it mean when people say ‘your pitch deck has to say a compelling story?’ What kind of story and why? If we make it like a typical story, won’t it look unprofessional?

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Welcome to OUT OF THE BOX MARKETING ! Ep-8 (BURGER KING) Who loves traffic ? Nobody ! then what about creating a marketing campaign regarding this issue That was exactly what Burger King's marketing team in Mexico thought. Read this out. Accord

When did the startup bug first bite you—or even just cross your mind? For me, it was watching a college friend pitch a wild app idea in the hostel room, half-baked but fearless. When was your ‘huh, maybe I could do this’ moment?

Burger King “Hacked” Google — and Got Awards for It In 2017, Burger King dropped a 15-second ad that spoke to your smart speaker literally. A worker looked into the camera and said, “Okay Google, what is the Whopper burger?” Instantly, Google Homes

Best ever marketing campaign by Old Spice! In 2010, Old Spice re-shaped its brand image with the "The Man Your Man Could Smell Like" campaign which featured Isaiah Mustafa. The humorous Super Bowl ad and viral YouTube videos shifted the brand’s ima

Business Storytelling: A Brand Growth Strategy Business storytelling is a powerful tool that enables brands to connect with their audience, create emotional engagement, and drive brand growth. By crafting compelling narratives, companies can differe

When you're going from zero to one, it’s not about how perfect your product is. It’s about how visible your product is. I’ve seen online startups (software launches) with clunky UX and half-baked features blow up. Why? Because they knew how to