Marketing

Why Gen Z in India Still Loves In-Store Shopping (Even in the Digital Age)

Gen Z might be the most digitally connected generation, but their hearts still lie in the thrill of touch, feel,…

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Why Empathetic Brands Win Long-Term Loyalty

When customers are swamped by choice and burned by false promises, genuineness shines. Unpolished, human, heart-first.

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When “Negative” Brand Names Work in Your Favour

An intriguing name is a strategy, not a gimmick. It can differentiate businesses, spark conversations, and create deep emotional connections…

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Why the Best Brands Feel Like Relationships, Not Just Products- Spread Love

Every brand has the potential to mean more. True loyalty begins when people see your brand as part of their…

1 month ago

From Overwhelmed to Outstanding: Navigating the Modern Brand Battlefield

Indian brands must abandon the belief that complexity generates trust. Human brands that listen, adapt, simplify, and connect work best.

2 months ago

How to Build a Brand That Feels Human—And Why It Matters More Than Ever

Genuine, grounded companies that constantly express themselves, tell the truth, and actively listen are preferred by more discerning audiences.

2 months ago

From Cricket Icon to Cultural Legend: Can Virat Kohli Become Like Michael Jordan?

Virat may become a cultural icon by using his brand power, cultural capital, and entrepreneurial acumen to create something bigger.

2 months ago

Synesthetic Marketing: The Art of Engaging All Five Senses in Branding

In the era of experience, marketing doesn't solely focus on visual appeal. It's about marketing to the mind through every…

2 months ago

Unforgotten Brands: Cinthol

Cinthol's evolution from a scientific experiment to a pop culture phenomenon is a testament to vision, adaptability, and branding brilliance

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Unforgotten Brands: Lux

Lux transcended being "just soap." It became a cultural icon — a shimmering symbol of aspiration, confidence, and beauty for…

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