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The art of making strangers want what they didn't know existed.
means The practice of identifying, attracting, and persuading audiences to value and buy a product, service, or idea.
from From market, via Latin mercatus (trade), itself from merx (goods) — the same root that gives us merchant and mercenary, fittingly enough.
Older than adsAncient Babylonian merchants etched sales pitches in clay.
The four PsProduct, price, place, promotion still anchor the craft.
Costly mistakeMost product launches fail despite heavy marketing spend.