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🤯This is how Blackberry killed itself. Back in 2010, Blackberry had a 43% market share in smartphones. However, by 2016, it was down to 0%. So, why did people abandon Blackberry? 🧐 See, in the 2000s, Blackberry was the ultimate status symbol, us

The Fall of BlackBerry: Market Leader ➡️ Forgotten Brand BlackBerry was once synonymous with smartphones. In 2009, it controlled nearly 50% of the U.S. smartphone market, offering secure email and its iconic physical keyboard. By 2016, its share fel

Guys, “What’s up the MBA Chai Wala? Was it all just hype, or has the brand managed to sustain itself? Did they raise any funding to expand, and how’s the brand doing now? Where are they now ?And, of course, has anyone here tried their food or tea—w

Firstly, bookmark 📑 this post:------- . . The Rise and Fall of BlackBerry: A Case Study . . 📱 Introduction -> Former leader in the smartphone industry, known for its QWERTY keyboard and secure email services. -> Popular among professionals for busi

Teen self-care brand Sammmm has secured Rs 10 crore ($1.2 million) in a seed funding round. The round was led by Fireside Ventures, with participation from Sauce VC and angel investors Nihir Parikh, Sachin Parikh, and Shantanu & Nikhil Mehra. Accord

Things change in 10 years! 1. Bumble defeated Tinder on a Swiper match 2. Instagram replaced FB, Insta to TikTok, Reels replaced TikTok India-lly 3. PW replaced Byjus in Money in the Bank match 4. Apple ate Blackberry, Xiaomi punched Micromax, Xiaom

In the 1990s, it didn't matter if your bat was English or Kashmiri willow; all you wanted was one with an MRF or Reebok label because Sachin and Dhoni used them. Buying these bats was about connecting with your idols, not just the bat itself. This i

The total viewership of the UEFA Champions League is around 400 million, and revenue is approximately 3.2 billion Euros—Impressive! Yesterday, I watched the intense match between Real Madrid and Manchester City, and after Madrid's victory, my Insta f

I used to think it was all about the product. Make something great, and people will come. But I’ve learned that brand perception often matters more than the product itself. How people see your brand influences their buying decisions more than we

Today I Learned #3 Why is it called Shampoo? Shampoo derives its name from the Hindi word "chāmpo," which means "to massage" or "to knead." The term's origin can be traced back to the Indian subcontinent, where ancient hair-cleansing traditions in