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5 Hot Spots to Tweak for Higher Conversion Rates ers who only drink their product because it was once associated with designer Nigo. The same could held for Bathing Apes as they receive customers who discovered their product through the limited edition Pepsi.All successful marketers know the sale comes from the words or the copy. While the traditional definition of copy is salesmanship in print I actually take a broader approach. Copy is used in ALL your promotional sales and marketing material. That means any place there are words about your business there is copy. So it’s EVERYWHERE. Some people will drop loads of Pepsi and BAPE founder Nigo devised a marketing plan that was a surefire win. It allowed for two highly reputed brands to join forces and push their respective product. The two would benefit from exposure to each demographic market that they controlled. 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