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If you’re running ads & not testing at least 5 creatives per week, you’re not scaling — you’re guessing. Markets shift. Attention shifts. Platforms shift. But winners? They adapt faster than the algorithm. Obsess over creative testing. That’s wher

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Snapchat is loss making Company 🔥 Snap Inc.'s story is an interesting one. Despite pulling in $4.6 billion in 2023 revenue, mostly from ads, the company is still facing major losses—$1.4 billion, to be exact. They’re spending big on R&D ($1.9 bill

Relationships of any kind are always vulnerable and can shift in any direction at any time, whether you expect it or not. Humans are shaped by their thoughts and feelings, which are constantly changing, affecting everything in their lives—from relat

Trust in Brands vs. Specialization: - In India, a successful brand crossing into new markets carries our trust. • We buy into their legacy, not just products. - In the US, it’s about niche expertise. • Tesla is trusted for EVs, but a Tesla phone

Business is not about selling products and earning profit It is about understanding emotions of your customer then their problems and then giving them a solution of your profit

I am writing chemicals here. This is very loud but good and focused branding. We need brands that use safe chemicals in food, homecare and beauty products

What are the opinions here on PhysicsWallah, ed tech startup? They have captured market and won trust of their consumers but rn they're running in loss and giving their courses for free or for very cheap prices. Is this stupidity or a good idea? How

Byju's is making loss after loss every year despite the fact that its valuation was once$22 billion in 2022 and now Byju's made a valuation ask of $200 million, a very sharp fall you can see. So when I researched about it i found out the following re

What I find most annoying about long weekends is that by the time the market opens again, we've analyzed it from so many different angles that we end up overthinking and getting confused about which strategy to actually go with. Either we do nothing