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Malabar Gold & Diamonds grew by building trust through certified purity, fair pricing, cultural marketing, festivals, celebrities, ethics, retail scale, and digital support.

Snapdeal grew fast using deals and discounts, but lost clarity due to weak positioning, trust issues, seller quality problems, reactive marketing, and a confusing strategy.

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MasterClass used celebrity instructors, storytelling, video ads, annual subscriptions, gifting campaigns, and premium positioning to sell learning as an aspiration.