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This approach ensured that Lil BUB’s influence reached far beyond social media likes—into merchandise, publishing, media appearances, and philanthropy.
This article unpacks the Grumpy Cat business model, breaking down the exact income streams, strategic partnerships, and branding moves that powered her empire.
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