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Celebrities don't sell, the product does: Ananth Narayanan on what makes a D2C brand last

At TechSparks 2026, the BRND.ME founder says the growth-hack era is over and the brands that survive will be built on product love, cash flows and global ambition.

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Celebrities don't sell, the product does: Ananth Narayanan on what makes a D2C brand last
At TechSparks 2026, the BRND.ME founder says the growth-hack era is over and the brands that survive will be built on product love, cash flows and global ambition.
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