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Google • 4m

part-3 : Colgate's Business Strategy in India Branding: Colgate is a trusted name in India. Their products like Colgate Total, MaxFresh, and Herbal meet different needs of customers. Product Innovation: Colgate makes products with traditional Indian ingredients like neem and clove. They also create new formulas for things like sensitive teeth. Distribution: Colgate products are in over 6 million stores, reaching both cities and villages. They have a strong supply chain to keep products available everywhere. Partnerships: Colgate works with dentists and NGOs to build trust and spread oral health awareness. Their "Bright Smiles, Bright Futures" program gives free dental check-ups and education to children. Marketing: Colgate uses TV, print, radio, and online ads to show the benefits of their products. Sustainability: Colgate focuses on eco-friendly practices and helping communities. They use less plastic, save water, and support local projects. Follow for more 🫡

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Apple
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Google • 4m

Part 2 : Colgate’s Entry and Market Strategy in India Colgate entered India in 1937 with a clear goal: to dominate the oral care market. They distinguished themselves by deeply understanding Indian consumers and their preferences. Colgate introduc

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Yogiyogace

Stealth • 7m

Why we use "Colgate" instead of "Toothpaste" ? Colgate company has the best marketing strategy. Since my childhood while watching television, mostly Colgate advertisement were shown. Every channel has a deal with Colgate company for showing their pr

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LIKHITH

Stealth • 6m

OUT OF THE BOX MARKETING! (Colgate) EP-3 It's 1950, and Colgate is planning to improve its sales and they're discussing several strategies for this. Everyone proposed their own suggestions, but a bright guy suggested, "Let us make the hole bigger.

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Apple
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Google • 4m

The Start of Colgate The Evolution from Soap to Toothpaste Colgate was established in 1806 in New York City by William Colgate. Initially, the company was into selling soaps, candles, and starch. However, in 1873, Colgate embarked on a significant

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Prithvi

Stealth • 6m

What are the 5 products you don't need but still you guys spend money on and buy? They can be either digital like subscriptions or any physical products

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Shuvodip Ray
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YouTube • 5m

Scam ? More people advertising their requirements like they buy google play console and they pay huge money like 400$ but console itself 25$ ,I don't know their requirements while they can create their own , please someone share your experiences

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SHAI

Stealth • 5m

My idea is about creating a informative ecommerce website where people could find products nearby their location and get their products are a negotiated price

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PRATHAM

Stealth • 6m

✨Spencer's Experience! Yesterday I went to Spencer's. I visit that on yearly basis. Previously Spencers didn't have their own products on the supermarket and I was thinking if they could make their own products and sell it with high margins and dis

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Aarihant Aaryan

Stealth • 18d

The biggest opportunity isn't in financial services or education but building lifestyle products. Brands like LV and Armani have been actively building their own airport lounges, hotels and restaurants.

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Ahzam Raza

Stealth • 3m

Hey guys! Can I integrate a quick commerce business model with clothing products, allowing customers to order multiple items to their home, try them on, and then keep only the ones they like? Tell me this idea work or not ?

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