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Let's talk about #LiquidDeath and their insane marketing approach

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Customizable Links - The first link in the bio will appear directly, while the remaining links will be hidden in a pop-up context menu.

Users can customize the name of each link to make it more descriptive and appealing to their followers

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Say Goodbye to Linktree, instagramers!
#instagramupdate

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Users can now include up to five links directly in their Instagram bio. This not only simplifies the process but also makes it easier for followers to access all relevant links in one place.

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1. The most expensive logo of all time

The reason why it's so expensive is because @symantec wanted to use a TICK in their logo so they had to acquire a company called Verisign that had that trademark

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Logos are a vital component of a brand's identity, often serving as the first impression for potential customers.

While some logos are simple and straightforward, others are incredibly intricate and come with a hefty price tag.

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and a drumroll for the most expensive logo...

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In the late 90s, Apple hired ad agency TBWA\Chiat\Day to create a new campaign. The agency came up with "Think Different," featuring iconic rebels and revolutionaries.

The slogan became a hit and has since become synonymous with Apple's brand.

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Slogans are everywhere, from billboards to TV commercials, and they play a huge role in brand recognition.

But have you ever wondered where these catchy phrases come from?

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eBay's "Buy it. Sell it. Love it." slogan was created in 2003 to capture the essence of the website's dual purpose as a marketplace.

It was meant to appeal to users' emotional connections to the items they bought and sold, and has remained a beloved part of eBay's brand

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