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Brands aren’t just selling gifts—they’re selling emotions, urgency, & identity Here’s how great campaigns are created Personalisation Psychology Make customers feel special with AI-driven suggestions, “Pick Your Mood” shopping, & dynamic content

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These brands push the idea that love = expensive gifts. They use guilt and FOMO to make people overspend just to ‘prove’ their love. It’s manipulative AF.

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