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My first order on Swiggy which was almost 6 years ago (1st image). So clean. My latest order on Swiggy (2nd image). Am I paying a lot??

Ola made fun of Swiggy and Zomato. This ad post angered most viewers, and the comment section was filled with negative comments Brands are often known to respect their competition. I have seen playful ads, but very less saw ads that belittle their c

Hack Used By Startup #4 Beating Competition With Humour!!! The Challenge: Dollar Shave Club (DSC) wanted to shake up the pricey razor market but faced a big problem – not enough people knew about them. Competing against big brands with huge marketin

Not even Deepseek ai is safe from the censorship of China, here I asked few questions about china to Deepseek ai and got some pretty funny answers. Please zoom and read as the image was taken from a computer.

Is The Best Ad Ever Written? When a little advertisement ran in 1900, Ernest Shackleton was stunned and rejoiced. Why? By all the accepted rules, it shouldn’t have worked. The promise is vague: “Men wanted for hazardous journey.” So let's imagine r

Why was Uber Eats discontinued has anyone really thought of it? Is it because it was not on profit or is it because they wanted to discontinue it. What if Uber eats was not discontinued? Will they be the kings of the food delivery industry!

It's a tactical strategy to make consumer stay on platform it gives audience sense that they are getting something back from company it's a good strategy if you know ad based revenue model you will probably know the value of attention ecomomy it's go

I think the primary reason for disagreement between Sharks and Medial founders was this - The founders wanted to showcase how Medial can be MORE than what it is right now... But Sharks wanted LESS. They wanted a focus, which is very hard at this st

How to win at Google Ads with a small budget Copy my 4-step process↓ Step 1: Choose the right campaign type Standard Shopping for eCommerce Search for lead generation Step 2: Calculate your budget Aim for 100 clicks per week Upload your keywor

In 2012, Facebook ran the most dangerous psychological experiment in history. Without consent, they manipulated the emotions of 689,000 random users. The results? So shocking, they tried to bury them. Here's how they REALLY built a $1.5 Trillion e