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I believe that the "Brand Life Cycle," that little curve we learn in Marketing, is often more myth than reality. Sure, brands evolve, but it's rarely a predictable, linear progression. Let's look at three big names, Celsius, Peloton, and Coca-Cola, and see what'

Brand rivalries are super common. Think about brands like Coke and Pepsi. They're always trying to stand out. Usually, it's by saying why their brand is better than the other. Like, they point out what's wrong with the competitor. But I've been

Hello! I recently purchased a baby high chair from IKEA after reading countless reviews on Reddit. I believe that this experience showed the company’s ability to identify market segments and tailor strategies that resonate with different customer needs. I will explain below: Market Segments and IKEA’s Segmentation Strategies

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