Meghan Markle’s brand lacks a major steering, explains an expert.
The Duchess of Sussex, which has not replenished its products “like never” after their sale, is called for “ghosts” its customers with a long gap.
Renae Smith, founder and director of atticism, told The Express: “It is not surprising that people make fun of him. From a perspective of public relations and brand creation, the strategy seems a little half -cooked.
“The initial decline has clearly exceeded expectations; honey sold in five minutes is impressive, but it also shouts the lack of planning. Honey is honey. It is not necessary to get more.
“If you did not expect to sell, it is a problem of supply chain. If you expected to sell yourself and that is part of the scarcity game, then where is the plan to maintain the commitment?”
The expert explained: “At the moment, it seems that they have launched, sold, then have a ghost of the public. This does not build anticipation, it creates the feeling that the brand does not know what it wants to be.”
Prince Harry left the royal family in 2020 alongside the wife Meghan Markle and the son, Prince Archie. The couple then accused the royal family of presenting racism towards their son and publicly shared their grievances on television. Harry and Meghan are now living in California, where they also welcomed their daughter, Princess Lilibet.
