References: notcot.org
What do you get for someone who has everything? How about this invisible present by Christine Wong Yap?
I think it's a great fun concept that has a deep social meaning. Provided that this someone has a good sense of humor and appreciates the irony.
I also believe this can be a good idea to use when you are giving someone a "non-physical" gift, such as a reminder of your love.
I would not want it for my Birthday though, hehe.
I think it's a great fun concept that has a deep social meaning. Provided that this someone has a good sense of humor and appreciates the irony.
I also believe this can be a good idea to use when you are giving someone a "non-physical" gift, such as a reminder of your love.
I would not want it for my Birthday though, hehe.
Trend Themes
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Invisible Gifting — Opportunity for companies to offer personalized, non-physical gifts for special occasions.
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Non-physical Gift Market — An emerging market that offers unique, personalized gift options that have no material value.
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Minimalist Gifting — A trend for individuals who prefer experiences over physical possessions, leading to the emergence of unique gift-giving options.
Industry Implications
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E-commerce — Opportunity for e-commerce companies to offer virtual, personalized gifting options.
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Personalized Gift Market — An extension of the personalized gift market that caters to individuals who value minimalism and experiences.
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Social Media Marketing — An opportunity for companies to leverage social media platforms to target individuals who value non-physical gifts and unique experiences.
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