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There is a moment in the growth of every consumer brand when the product stops being enough. The quality is established. The delivery works. The customers are coming back. The five-star reviews are accumulating. And then — in a meeting that every marketing team eventually has, usually somewhere between Series B and Series C — someone asks the question that changes everything: what does this brand mean to people beyond the transaction? In 2019, Licious — the Bengaluru-based fr

There is a particular kind of problem that young, disruptive brands face when they decide to grow up. In the beginning, the product is the story. The quality, the freshness, the delivery time, the packaging — these are the things that earn the first million customers. But at some point, every brand that wants to last longer than a trend must answer a harder question: what do we mean to people? Not what do we sell, but what do we stand for when someone sees our name and feels