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Durex Candoms vs The Rest Marketing campaign Jumping into Medial's Trending Topic This Clever campaign titled 'Happy Father's day' was published in June 2010 by Durex(a Condom Brand). Durex cleverly warned everybody who bought the competition’s c

Power of marketing !!! In 1968, India launched its first condom to control the rising population. It FAILED as nobody wanted to bring a piece of rubber to their bedroom. But a shift in marketing has now made condoms a $508 million industry.

why flavored condoms even exist !! While not unpleasant to everyone, some people find the natural latex smell of condoms to be a turn-off during oral sex. Flavored condoms aim to mask this latex taste and smell with more enjoyable flavors like choco

The Reason for strong uptrend seen in FMCG stocks in yesterday’s election uncertainty and today’s session is because People consider that FMCG is only SAFEST sector to park their funds in those uncertainty because Consumers put less thought into pu

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If you focus on Economy, you will prosper. If you focus on Politics, politicians will prosper. Smart people will focus on Economy 1824 days, on the day of election, they will focus on Politics.

This startup put condoms in pizza boxes. Sales? Shot through the roof 🔥 In 2021, a small D2C sexual wellness brand called Bold Care had a crazy idea. They weren’t getting much traction. Too much competition. Too much sharam around the product. S

This is the harsh reality. They might be born in India or Indian origin but they have given up Indian Citizenship long back and have adopted American Citizenship. Most of them are General Category. Brace yourself !

Freedom or Fraud? When Marketing Broke a Taboo: “Torches of Freedom” and Cigarettes Did you know cigarette ads used social engineering long before digital marketing? In the 1920s, smoking by women was widely seen as immoral—linked to taboo and pro