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🚀 Genius Marketing 😳 🔥 Lo-Fi Ads: The Art of Looking Real ( But Not Really ) 🦋 Lo-fi ads are the latest trick brands like Fenty Beauty are using to look authentic. Think grainy photos, messy vibes, like they just snapped it on their phone. But

Title: Cadbury’s Sweetest Trick: How They Win No Matter What You Feel Ever noticed how Cadbury has a chocolate for every emotion? That’s no accident it’s marketing genius. On Valentine’s Day, singles laugh along with quirky 5 Star ads, while couples

My startup idea: i just came over a instagram reel where people making corn starch plastic bags (barat compostables ) which is biodegradable and not toxic for environment. But the only thing is the price. Middle class and poor are getting toxic plast

Doritos' Genius Super Bowl Strategy So A 30-second Super Bowl ad generally costs around $8 million. On top of that, brands typically spend another $2-3 million hiring agencies and celebrities to create the perfect ad. However Doritos plays this g

A "Pivot" is just a nice word for "We were wrong." And that's your superpower. 🚀 The startup world loves to romanticise the "pivot." It sounds like a chess grandmaster's calculated, genius move. The reality? It's usually a moment of sheer panic

Twitter's Algorithm To Hook you! Ever wonder why you can't seem to put down Twitter? It's not magic, but a clever trick! Twitter uses machine learning to understand what kind of tweets you enjoy, then shows you more of those. They also send friend

Tinder’s $42 Billion Party Hack: The Genius Trick That Started It All! Tinder, one of the biggest dating apps today, started small. Back in 2012, it was just an idea called "Matchbox," created by students at USC. They needed a way to make it pop

The Real Metrics That Grow a Business Most businesses fail because they run ads without tracking three critical metrics: 1️⃣ ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) ROAS tells you how much revenue you generated from every ₹1 spent on ads. For example, if you sp

People like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg often talk about one simple trick that changes how you build anything. It is called first principles thinking. The idea is simple. Instead of accepting things the way they are, you break them down to the most

Lately, I’ve been noticing a surge of mobile apps offering 1–3 minute fictional episodes, often shot vertically and designed for binge-watching. At first glance, they look like “cheap OTT clones.” But when you look closer, they’re actually a very s