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In 2001, Coca-Cola made four times more sales than Pepsi. Pepsi's Response:

Is Inaction better? Well, Action bias is a mental error which occurs when we prefer to take action rather than Eat Fivestar(do nothing), even if there’s no proof that action will improve the situation. It’s like an automatic reflex instead of rati

Coca-Cola sells 2.1 billion drinks every day. Yet they: Don't make the drinks Don't own the factories Don't handle distribution Don't even bottle them Still worth >$280B. Here's their real business model👇: First, forget everything y

The Next Cola War! First and foremost, it is not fought with arms and violence.This war requires branding, marketing, and, most importantly, capital. Cola War 1 began in 1993 between Pepsi and Coca-Cola.Once again, history is repeating itself.This

Hello medial family! As we know that there is only two big brands in beverages coca cola and pepsi and both are international . I think as connectivity and electricity is improving in tier-2 and tier-3 cities,we can also make home grown Indian brand

Can anyone help me to connect with brand? We have 50 influencers working under us, mainly in entertainment, lifestyle, and fashion. We have 5 million followers and a 50 million reach. We have an engagement rate of 20% overall. If a brand wants to c

How to make $10,000/mo in 6 months 1. Learn a high-income skill 2. Make an Instagram + post daily 3. Work with 5 people at a discount 4. Show their results + keep posting 5. Boost your best-performing posts 6. Message new followers + invite to calls

Popular YouTuber and influencer Ranveer Allahbadia has fallen victim to a cyberattack, resulting in both of his YouTube channels being hacked and renamed "Tesla." All the videos on both channels were also deleted. The hackers reportedly used a decep

Hey guys, listen up! I've got an awesome story to share! Have you ever come across the "Clear Craze"? I'm talking about the marketing trend that took the US by storm And the best part? Every brand wanted to be part of this from beer to Nintendo to Ap

"Top 14 Successful Businesses and Startups Using Low-Code/No-Code Platforms" 1. Airtable: Companies like Netflix, Shopify, and Calvin Klein swear by it. 2. Zapier: Automating workflows for Fortune 500 giants. 3. CaratLane: Indian jewelry retailer