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Apple's Secret to Trillion dollar 💵 Company


 

I just saw a customer rob an Apple store.Strange. It’s usually the other way around.Hope we have i-Witness for the rescue.😅

Come Lets discover the strategies Apple 🍎 uses to sell a iPhone for double the price...

@1 Apple has nearly 45% profit margin on iPhones

1) Endowment Effect

          Macbooks and iPads are tilted precisely at 76° far from viewing angle which calls for an adjustment in angle.This touch of us on a product makes it more probable for us to buy it.

2) Apple's store is designed in a well thought layout in a seducing way to allure you into their ecosystem. You don't need to wait on a queue!

3) They reworded Technical desk to " Genius Bar ".Genius conveying expertise and bar instead of desk signalling a sense of ease.

4) There are literally no price labels !! You and your experience is more important than the price....

5) Bro ! They have a Employee (" Specialist") handbook which has a list of banned 🚫 words..... They are not allowed to use " error " or " issue ".

So whether it is a 42000 iPad or 15 lakh Mac pro ,Apple is 👍 good at convincing you.

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