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Why Cow Dungs Sell Like Hot Cakes in India

Peaceful warrior marketing is marketing that is so peaceful that makes the buyer buys what the seller says willingly and happily. This is because there is a special connection between both parties and the buyer simply cannot say no to the seller.
Marketing is to present the truth in an interesting way. Marketing is a sharing of an experience to the buyer with the aim of helping him achieve his goals.
In India, they dried cow dung under the sun and made them into biscuits. These biscuits sell like hot cakes on the internet. People buy the biscuits knowing very well that they cannot eat them but can use the dung as fertilizers to grow tiny plants that blossom into flower. This is really peaceful warrior marketing.  It gets people to change their minds from seeing dung as dirty to seeing dung as desirable. To know more about sales and marketing, come for this course

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