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History Photographed on Instagram: "At Macworld 2008, Steve Jobs performed one of the most iconic product reveals in marketing history by pulling the first MacBook Air out of a standard-sized manila envelope. ⁠ ⁠ This simple, dramatic act became a powerful marketing moment that instantly communicated the device's defining feature: its unprecedented thinness. ⁠ ⁠ For the first time, consumers began to expect both powerful performance and extreme portability in a laptop. ⁠ ⁠ The MacBook Air proved

Finding Good Ads | Marketing | Advertising on Instagram: "Follow (us) @findingoodads for more! In the early 2000s, Coca-Cola’s Thanda Matlab Coca-Cola campaign featured Aamir Khan in a comic turn as a “Japanese” tourist. Thanks to a bee sting that swells his face, he’s mistaken for a foreigner and hilariously overcharged at a roadside eatery. The punchline lands when he orders a Coke, reinforcing that in India, thanda simply means Coca-Cola. The ad stood out for its humor, playful stereotypes, a