.

Not a scooter.
Not an e-bike.
A shoe that literally helps your leg move.

Because apparently walking in 2025 is too much to ask.

@trickymarketing

In Sweden, they’re selling a whole island for €140,500 — about the same price as a small apartment in a big city.

You get a cute cabin, a terrace, your own pier, forest, lake views.
Stockholm? Just 45 minutes by boat.
No traffic. No neighbors. No noise complaints.

💡 Brilliant marketing trick:
They’re not selling a house.
They’re selling a dream:
— Your own world
— Your own silence
— Your own sunrise

People don’t buy square meters.
They buy the feeling of freedom.

In reality, it’s just a regular cabin — but surrounded by water.

📌 Marketing lesson:
If you want to sell anything, compare it to something familiar and say:

“For the price of a tiny apartment… you get an entire island.”

Marketing doesn’t sell products.
It sells the idea that your life could be different.


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Seriously — rose-infused, “handmade in LA,” vintage cucumbers.
Hollywood has done skincare, tequila, makeup, candles… but pickles?
That’s a new level.

Honestly?
I’d probably buy one just for the flex.
And you — would you pay $38 for celebrity pickles or just eat the $2 ones from Lidl?

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Yes.
A single tree ball.
For the price of AirPods.

It’s handmade from Meissen porcelain — the fancy royal stuff — and the ornament is decorated with interwoven snakes, symbolizing the office mood of 2025.

Packaging = premium.
Vibe = “I’m rich but also slightly insane.”

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🧳 Louis Vuitton made… a folding bed. For $250,000.

Yes.
A bed.
In a suitcase.
For the price of a small apartment.

Creators say it’s perfect as a guest bed.
Meaning: if you visit someone and they pull THIS out — either they’re a billionaire…
or part of the mafia and you should NOT ask questions.


P.S
Honestly, luxury brands have mastered the art of selling nonsense with confidence.
It’s not a bed — it’s a status symbol with legs.

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In an Izakaya bar, customers can pay to get slapped by a cute waitress
right before their food arrives.

Yes. You literally get hit in the face…
💸 and it’s a paid service.😳

First the slap, then:
“Enjoy your meal!” 🍣🙂

Marketing level:
people will buy anything if it’s “an experience.”

Who’s opening the European version?
Name idea: Slap & Snack 😅

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Visitors walk through recreated rooms, sounds, and moments —
from the ship’s luxury halls to its tragic end.

Basically, it’s a chance to sink in style.
And finally, settle the question:
was there enough room on that door for two or not? 🫠


Even after 100+ years, the Titanic is still making money —
proving once again that nostalgia is the most unsinkable marketing strategy of all time.

@trickymarketing😘

But nope.
It’s Balenciaga.
And it costs $1,900. 💀

Once you’re famous enough,
you can literally glue random things together
and call it fashion.

we also have youtube channel😎

https://youtube.com/shorts/lgMxbk3OAZ4?si=asJ3ZjRZZrrzM9On


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