Extra value aka. The Intangible substances that add value to your product or services. I like to use Liquid Death as an example for premium brands. They sell water but not water, that's because they have evolved the brand from a mere commodity to a set of ideas that people love and want to key into. There’s a lesson here, you can sell the most unique product or service in the world, but if the brand doesn't represent a set of ideas that people can resonate with, you will remain the best-kept secret in the world.
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