ð Who would have thought that an empty book would sell many times more expensive than a normal book?
ð Who would have thought that an empty book would sell many times more expensive than an ordinary book and become a company valued at over 500 million euros?
This is about Moleskine.
In 1997, a small team from Modo & Modo in Milan saw what the market overlooked.
In the days when the world was running into digital, creative workers yearned for a sense of hand-writing.
Moleskine doesn't just sell books.
But selling memories of thinking people, writers, creative people and people who want to be like that.
Based on the plain black cover book, it was re-laid in the world of books, art, travel and lifestyle.
When the view changes, the value changes immediately.
In 2013, Moleskine entered the Italian stock market, and D'Ieteren later acquired it with a deal that valued the company at around 506 million euros.
The important lesson is
Sometimes the business does not grow because the product is newer than anyone else, but grows because it makes the customer feel that...
"What kind of person am I using this?"
Moleskine does not sell books, but sells the identity of creative people.
Time Machine, because their stories can change your life, and your stories can change the lives of many others.
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