Ever wondered how the brands you know today got their start? In this quiz, you’ll dive into the fascinating backstories of 20 household names—from humble beginnings in garages to global powerhouses. Along the way, you’ll learn branding insights, spark your curiosity about marketing strategy, and gain inspiration for your own projects. Ready to see if you can match the right origin story to each brand? Let’s get started!
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