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Zerodha’s Marketing Masterclass: Growth Without Ads Zerodha’s success stems from anti-traditional marketing strategies focused on trust, education, and community 1.Zero Ad Spend:Avoided paid ads entirely. Grew organically via word-of-mouth fueled b

100,000+ downloads ⚡️ ₹0 spent on marketing. No ads. No influencers. No algorithm games. Just pure, contagious curiosity. So what did we do differently? We didn’t pay Meta. Didn’t boost a single post. Didn’t chase reach. Didn’t chase trends. Instea

→ Great marketing won’t fix a bad product. → Not everyone is your customer. → Viral campaigns are often flukes. → Content quality trumps quantity. → Authenticity beats flashy tactics. → Customer feedback is gold. → Trends die quickly; fundamentals la

“More Than a Brand: How Tribalism Turns Luxury Buyers into Lifelong Believers” Brand Tribalism is the psychological pull where consumers align with a brand not just for its products—but to belong to an exclusive identity group. In luxury branding,

Flexiple’s $3M Revenue Journey: Growth Strategies That Worked 🚀 Case Study:Flexiple, a freelance marketplace, scaled to $3M ARR by focusing on niche excellence and data-driven strategies. Key Strategies: Hyper-Niche Focus : -Targeted high-quality

Welcome to OUT OF THE BOX MAREKTING ! EP = 28 (Carlsberg's) "FREE BEER BILLBOARD" Carlsberg's marketing team awoke one day and decided to put a billboard in one of London's main streets. But there is a twist: unlike ordinary billboards, these po

20 Startup Success Stories with 0$ ? Creativity trumps cash. (Pesa nhi to creativity sahi!!) 1. Tesla → Elon's Twitter billboard 2. Dropbox → Free storage for referrals 3. Hotmail → "PS: I love you" signatures 4. Airbnb → Craigslist cross-posting 5

Hack Used By Startup #8 Dropbox’s This Strategy Increase Their Sign-Ups From 100k to 4Million!! The Problem: Dropbox needed to grow its user base quickly but had a limited marketing budget. The Idea: Dropbox implemented a referral program, offering

Yesterday – reports suggested ChrysCapital finalised a ₹2,410 Cr deal to acquire Theobroma. One of India's most loved bakery chains is now set to be one of its largest cash exits in the F&B space. ICICI Ventures (which owned 42%) is expected to wa