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Today I Learned #3 Why is it called Shampoo? Shampoo derives its name from the Hindi word "chāmpo," which means "to massage" or "to knead." The term's origin can be traced back to the Indian subcontinent, where ancient hair-cleansing traditions in

Brocode became one of India's hottest beer brands. But here's the crazy part. They don't even sell beer. Brocode sells wine disguised as beer and the reason why they do it is pure evil genius. Everyone orders Brocode thinking it's beer. That's ex

This was the ad OpenAI spent $14 million on to air during the Super Bowl

INGENIOUS MAREKTING ! #24 (TNT) "The Best Dramatic AD" Realistic❌️ Real✅️ (This ad was done to promote TNT channel and it's action packed content)

Is the beer market in India growing, and does it make sense to launch a beer brand now with plans to expand into brewpubs and later to international markets?

"Based on precedent, I'm right! VS Statically you're only 87% correct!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Was that a roast from gpt?! 🤣

In 2018, Ikea made headlines with a campaign that was as bold as it was bizarre. The Swedish furniture giant released an ad in a popular magazine that featured a picture of a crib with a simple yet shocking request: “Pee on this ad.” What seemed lik

hey how about launching a pocket face wash with sunscreen for just 5 ruppes....like the( clinic plus 1 rupee shampoo)

Ola made fun of Swiggy and Zomato. This ad post angered most viewers, and the comment section was filled with negative comments Brands are often known to respect their competition. I have seen playful ads, but very less saw ads that belittle their c

I was happy not seeing any ads in YouTube Shorts content. And then this happened, a banner ad while watching Shorts. Although the ad fades away after a few seconds, it still feels uncomfortable. YouTube's pressure to buy Premium is surreal. A few g