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Massification is a strategy used by some luxury companies to expose their brands to a broader market and increase sales. One common method of massification is the creation of diffusion lines—offshoots of a company's or designer's original line that are less expensive, allowing a brand to reach a wider consumer base. Another approach is brand extensions…
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| Massification | is a | strategy used by some luxury companies to expose their brands to a broader market and increase sales | 0.90 | text |
| Massification | is a | creation of diffusion lines | 0.90 | text |
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