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• curprev 04:1604:16, 8 January 2025‎ BobbyeBungaree talk contribs‎ 9,931 bytes +9,931‎ Created page with "Why Mystery Boxes Are a Great Way to Build Brand Loyalty<br><br>A mystery box is an excellent method to draw the audience into a story that may take a while to conclude. JJ Abrams often uses this technique in his films. This was demonstrated in his film Lost. He asked the audience questions that would not be answered and then clung to their attention for years.<br><br>They have carefully selected selection.<br><br>Mystery boxes are a burgeoning trend in e-commerce. They..."