“India’s Fairness Obsession”
Failed Marketing Strategy #2
Fair and Lovely’s deep-rooted story highlighting fairness as a key to success has been met with criticism.
For the last two decades, they have been pushing the same idea in order to sustai
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Ananya Agarwal
Stealth • 6m
There product quality was absolutely shitty, but still they acquired a lot of customers.
I honestly thought they will never make a penny in profir. As the reviews by hotels and customers are really shitty.
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Udyamee
Stealth • 4m
Phonepe was acquired by Flipkart in 2016.
Later
In Dec 2022, PhonePe separated from Flipkart, but both companies are still owned by Walmart.
So, why need another UPI app?
Why isn't there any quick commerce for liquor? I understand that state regulations vary, but ultimately, we're still selling the product. Offering quick commerce could help reduce in-store crowds and prevent conflicts between vendors and customers. P
How hard is it in current times to start an automobile startup and what are the challenges faced by such startups. I can not recall any major car startup , vazirani was one but they are still developing their product .
Keep customers connected with informative product follow-up emails.
To make their customers feel appreciated, Lekker Home creates product follow-up emails that tell shoppers everything they need to know about what they bought, from care instructions
There are 4 types of customers:
1. Price sensitive
2. Quality and price oriented
3. Quality oriented
4. Exclusivity driven
Today most of the brands are focusing on the 2nd and 3rd types of customers. Many SaaS companies offer various pricing plans
Hello any body has idea to build there app or website and grow
I am freelancer can deliver you quality product
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Suraj
Stealth • 3m
So bad the envy exists in few that they literally fluctuate power supply of state, idk who around 2-3 in midnight to damage one's laptop charger when they know how bad of a financial situation, I am in.
Absolutely shitty person, whoever is this. Lit
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Startup Savvy
Stealth • 8m
Nokia's first product was Toilet Paper
LG's first product was Facial Cream
Wipro first product was Vegetable Oil
IKEA's first product was a Pen
Samsung started its business by a Grocery Store
So it's not that your first product is your last produc