Commodification
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Commodification builds from experience to product. Experiences are turned into commodities that can be bought and sold through a process of commodification. This transforms experiences into goods and services that generate economic value and are exchanged as part of consumer culture.
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Commodification
- 2. BUILD FROM EXPERIENCE TO PRODUCT