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Have you ever thought about how to transform a low-frequency sales product into a high-frequency sales business model? Today, I'd like to share an interesting business story with you. There was a company that specialized in producing blow dryers. As we all know, blow dryers are products with a relatively low repurchase rate, as once purchased, they may not need to be replaced for three, five, or even ten years. However, the company's product designers didn't stop there. They came up with an innovative method - adding a nozzle to the blow dryer that contained essential oils. When blowing hair, the essential oils would be blown onto the hair, making it fragrant and smooth, leaving users feeling extremely comfortable after use. This innovation not only increased the frequency of using the blow dryer but also created a new business model - equipment plus consumables. Users may only need to purchase the blow dryer once, but the essential oils would need to be replaced frequently, allowing the company to generate continuous income through the sale of essential oils. The innovative aspect of this business model lies in its combination of low-frequency sales products (blow dryers) and high-frequency sales products (essential oils), creating a brand-new sales model. This model not only increases sales but also enhances user loyalty, as users will frequently return to purchase essential oils. The story of this company tells us that innovation can come from anywhere, and even the most ordinary products can become extraordinary through innovative thinking. So, how can you transform your product or service into a high-frequency sales business model? You can start by understanding your users' needs and pain points, finding a breakthrough in innovative thinking.