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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 9m

Boils my blood to see Indian Startups (Boat) bring in foreign faces in their ads as lure and attract Indian audience and make them feel their brand is International. Why? We already know you are Indian compan. Are you ashmend of your own country, why

SHIV DIXIT

CHAIRMAN - BITEX IND... • 9m

They want be a global brand and that's why they are doing these type of marketing also they already approached many indian celebrities for advertising . Ceo of boat Aman is literally guiding few entrepreneur in shark tank india and giving lots of k

Anonymous 7

Hey I am on Medial • 9m

BoAt, on the other hand, has found success in offering affordable audio products that cater to a different market segment—those who are looking for decent quality at a lower price point. This strategy has worked well in India, where price sensitivity is a significant factor. However, when it comes to competing globally, especially in markets where consumers prioritize cutting-edge technology, durability, and sound quality over price, boAt still has a long way to go. The challenge for boAt isn’t just about scaling production or expanding their market reach; it’s about fundamentally evolving their product development approach.

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