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You see many cars🚗 around you everyday but have you ever noticed why only Rolls Royce attracts your attention📢 in all cars. Maybe not Rolls Royce has never sold the car, its aim is never to sell🙅 the cars Now you will say brother what are you say

Mercedes is slowly becoming the new iPhone in India After the recent GST changes, luxury cars like Mercedes are getting a little easier to buy. But that is just half the story. The real reason more people are chasing Mercedes today is not price. It

People don’t just buy products; they buy status. If something is sold cheaply in a regular place, most won’t care. But brand it, sell it in a premium store at a higher price, and suddenly, everyone wants it. It’s not just about the product—it’s about

Never buy ZOMATO gold. It’s a crap and scam, they promise free delivery, but it’s not free.

Mercedes-Benz runs on WordPress. Surprised? One of the world’s most luxurious car brands, with billions in revenue, has a website built on WordPress. Sounds funny, right? But there’s deep strategy behind it. Two lessons every Businessman should lea

CRED isn’t for everyone. It’s for the top 1%. And it’s not apologizing for it. instead marketing it's exclusivity

Everyone talks about growth. But the smart ones think about "moats". A moat is what protects your business when others try to copy you. And it’s never just your product. It’s how hard you make it for others to steal your position. Want examples? B

Hey everyone! I'm thinking of launching a men's jeans brand and would love to validate the idea. Would you buy stylish, high-quality jeans at an affordable price? Drop your thoughts and suggestions! #MensFashion #IdeaValidation

🧠MENTAL SLAVERY 2.0: Now With Retina Display 📱 At MIDNIGHT, thousands stood in line - Not for WATER, not for JUSTICE, not for BOOKS— But for a PHONE. Not a REVOLUTION. Just a rectangle with rounded edges. Welcome to the age of PREMIUM

🏠 India vs Dubai: The Property Paradox 🇮🇳🇦🇪 “Dubai’s Indian buyers are smiling wider than India’s.” – Abhishek Jamuar, CA & Startup Founder 🔹 In Dubai, middle-class Indians buy 2-3 properties, rent them at 6–7% yield, borrow at 5%, and build