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Part 2 : Colgate’s Entry and Market Strategy in India Colgate entered India in 1937 with a clear goal: to dominate the oral care market. They distinguished themselves by deeply understanding Indian consumers and their preferences. Colgate introduc

Why we use "Colgate" instead of "Toothpaste" ? Colgate company has the best marketing strategy. Since my childhood while watching television, mostly Colgate advertisement were shown. Every channel has a deal with Colgate company for showing their pr

The Start of Colgate The Evolution from Soap to Toothpaste Colgate was established in 1806 in New York City by William Colgate. Initially, the company was into selling soaps, candles, and starch. However, in 1873, Colgate embarked on a significant

OUT OF THE BOX MARKETING! (Colgate) EP-3 It's 1950, and Colgate is planning to improve its sales and they're discussing several strategies for this. Everyone proposed their own suggestions, but a bright guy suggested, "Let us make the hole bigger.

Fukra Insan launched his drink and it is priced at ₹150, YouTubers launch their products thinking that we are celebrities and the whole of India will buy our products, maybe instead of thinking about this they should think what the public needs, they

How is the process of registering our products in Quick commerce(Zepto,Blinkit etc)and how they are charging the brands? Is it feasible to list our products(FMCG products like pulses and powders). What all the documents required? Any one recently re

My idea is about creating a informative ecommerce website where people could find products nearby their location and get their products are a negotiated price

swiggy and Zomato they don't have any restaurants and hotels why dont we can't design a thing or software or etc that can connect customer and shop owner the main feature is shop owners can update their products and we can add different categorie

✨Spencer's Experience! Yesterday I went to Spencer's. I visit that on yearly basis. Previously Spencers didn't have their own products on the supermarket and I was thinking if they could make their own products and sell it with high margins and dis

In a lively Mumbai wedding hall, the air shimmered with jasmine and marigold scents. Guests in bright silks spoke Hindi, Tamil, and more, their voices a joyful chorus. Then, an AI flickered on, scanning the couple’s photos—moments of laughter, stolen