This analyzes the successful marketing strategy behind the Anfer DISM facial device, a hit product aimed primarily at men, which significantly exceeded its sales projections.

The core of the analysis focuses on seven distinct stages of customer needs, ranging from being unaware of a problem to actively seeking a better solution or having given up entirely. For each stage, it details the specific marketing approach DISM employed, such as using a T-shaped design resembling a razor to lower the psychological barrier for men or presenting the device as an "in-home clinic" to differentiate its value proposition.

It concludes that the product's success was not just due to its features but to the high-resolution understanding of customer needs and tailored messaging at every point in the consumer journey.