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Souvik Paul

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🌿 How Mamaearth Cracked the D2C Code! Ever wondered how a toxin-free skincare brand became a ₹1000 Cr empire? We break down the Mamaearth business model in our latest blog! 📦 Direct-to-Consumer strategy 📱 Influencer-led marketing 🛒 Smart omnichannel play 🔗 Read the full story & learn what made them a D2C powerhouse! #Mamaearth #D2CStrategy #StartupCaseStudy #BrandBreakdown #BusinessModel #ZeroToOne #IndianStartups

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