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Skincare does come with high CAC and return risks, but that’s usually because brands scale too fast without emotional connection or clear positioning. Most jump into mass market noise with too many SKU's and vague promises. I’m starting lean with one product, direct feedback loops and a clear customer segment. That keeps CAC low, returns minimal, and stock tight. People don’t forget skincare brands that feel personal. This category lives on the skin, in the mirror and inside daily habits. If the product creates trust and emotional recall, it builds long-term retention. I'm not chasing everyone I'm building something unforgettable for someone specific. A cult with people first and content to connect.
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Advertising’s Role in Turning Low-Involvement Products into Big Brands 🚀 Low-involvement products (e.g., snacks, FMCG) rely on advertising to build emotional connections, trust, and recall. Here's how 5 Indian brands nailed it: 1. Maggi : Strateg
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We are now live with Ask Neo V2. It now leverages full user context and relationship graph to support in - a) Decision Making, b) Recall and c) Emotional Intelligence. First of it’s kind - Neo can now cite specific memories to give you the most rele
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How 🧴Minimalist Made Skincare Simple, Scientific & Sexy Brand: Minimalist (a.k.a. Be Minimalist) Founded: 2020 Founders: Mohit & Rahul Yadav HQ: Jaipur, India The Problem ❌ Indian skincare was dominated by marketing fluff & fairness myths No in
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The Role of Advertising in Turning Low-Involvement Products into Big Brands 🚀 Low-involvement products (e.g., snacks, FMCG) rely on advertising to build emotional connections, trust, and recall. Here's how 5 Indian brands nailed it: 1. Maggi : Str
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