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Dubai princess dumps husband to launch perfume brand "Divorce"
That's worth a laugh, but here's what you can learn....
Mahra has been acclaimed for her way with words after her split, with one user posting: ''So he cheats, she publicly humiliates him and divorce him then creates a business out of it! She is not a princess; she is a queen.''
Sheikha Mahra is the type of person that brings me honey. Besides the personal drama, her announcement contained sharp marketing acumen as well. Her Instagram post, which read, "Dear Husband, as you are busy with other companions, I hereby announce our divorce. I divorce you, I divorce you and I divorce you. Take care. Your ex-wife," was certainly a catchy one.
To make the matter even more interesting, she also attached this personal story to a matte black perfume bottle called "Divorce," which she has illustrated in chic photos.

Here’s why this unconventional approach is more than just a headline grabber and how you can draw valuable lessons from it:
Leverage Personal Drama for Buzz: Sheikha Mahra has turned her personal situation into a marketing sensation. Think about how you can use unique or dramatic personal stories to generate buzz for your brand.
Tap into Emotional Resonance: The perfume line capitalizes on the emotions surrounding a high-profile divorce. By connecting your product or service with real, relatable emotions, you can create a deeper bond with your audience.
Use Bold and Unexpected Moves: The choice to name a perfume “Divorce” is both bold and memorable
Highlight Personal Branding: Sheikha Mahra’s personal brand has been enhanced by her story. Sharing personal insights or behind-the-scenes details about your own journey can humanize your brand and make it more relatable. Personal stories can also foster a stronger connection with your audience.
While the “Divorce” perfume might seem like scandalous, it’s a clever way in turning personal experiences into powerful marketing opportunities. How can you incorporate some of these dating, oops- daring strategies into your own marketing plans?
Stay tuned for more valuable insights,
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