Apple — The Brand That Sells You, You
When Steve Jobs returned to Apple, he didn’t talk about processors or storage. Instead, the “Think Different” campaign sold identity: Einstein, Gandhi, Picasso—the rebels and world shapers. Apple wasn’t marketing computers anymore. They were marketing belonging.

That’s why fans line up for hours and pay premium prices. They’re not just buying a product—they’re buying who they get to be when they use it.

Lesson: People don’t buy features. They buy identity. Make your brand a mirror to someone’s highest self, and you’ll never be “just an option.”

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