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Here's the step by step process 👇🏼

Step 1️⃣ — Open Gemini
Open Gemini and upload a clear image of your product.

Step 2️⃣ — Choose your format
Copy-paste any of these commands:

✅ Download the prompts: https://superprofile.bio/lf/6a96e900b70a250013e9ddfa

/UGC Ads
Creates a UGC-style ad for your product.

/Product Journey Ad
Creates a video showing the product journey.

/Unboxing Ad
Creates an unboxing-style video.

/ASMR Review
Creates an ASMR-style product review.

Step 3️⃣ — Generate the video
Send the prompt and let Gemini create the video.

Step 4️⃣ — Create multiple versions
Try different formats with the same product image and create multiple videos.

Step 5️⃣ — Post & test
Upload them on Instagram/Reels and see which format performs best.

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26/08/2026

Same product, different MRP? Why does the price change depending on where you buy it?

MRP was originally created to protect consumers from being overcharged. But today, the way brands and retailers use pricing, discounts and different product variants has made the MRP system much more interesting.

In this video, we break down the reality of the MRP system in India and explain:

→ Why MRP was introduced in India
→ How brands use inflated MRP to create the perception of a discount
→ How the Anchoring Effect influences your buying decision
→ How brands use different SKUs and packaging to create different price points
→ Why the same type of product can have different prices across different places
→ What happens to pricing in remote markets
→ Whether India should continue with the current MRP system
→ What a possible alternative like Suggested Retail Price (SRP) could look like

The interesting part is that ₹2,000 → ₹799 doesn’t always mean you saved ₹1,201.

Sometimes, the first price you see changes how you judge the second price.

If you’re interested in marketing psychology, pricing psychology, neuromarketing, digital marketing and how brands influence consumer behaviour, you’ll enjoy this breakdown.

What do you think?
Should MRP stay the way it is, or does India need a better pricing system?

Comment your opinion below 👇

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