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• curprev 20:5820:58, 13 January 2025‎ TTNDexter612312 talk contribs‎ 10,294 bytes +10,294‎ Created page with "Why Mystery Boxes Are a Great Way to Build Brand Loyalty<br><br>A mystery box is a great way to draw an audience into a story that will take some time to reach its conclusion. JJ Abrams uses this technique frequently in his movies. This was demonstrated in his film Lost. He asked the audience questions that he could not answer and then kept their interest for many years.<br><br>They offer a curated selection of products<br><br>Mystery boxes have become a huge trend in th..."