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Why Failed Stayzilla ? Stayzilla failed due to a shift in its business model, intense competition from companies like OYO and Airbnb, high operational costs, and challenges in scaling to smaller towns. It burned through cash without securing eno

Jio's Playbook: How to Disrupt an Entire Industry → 2010: 12+ telecom providers in India → 2023: Just 4 left standing Jio's ruthless strategy: 1. Slash prices: Free calls, dirt-cheap data 2. Kill competition: Bleed 'em dry 3. Monopolize: Last man

The Paradox of Choice in marketing reveals that offering too many options can overwhelm consumers, leading to decision fatigue and regret. While brands think variety boosts sales, too many choices often paralyze buyers, making them avoid purchasing a

Hi, I’m Adwaith — a Digital Product Manager who’s grown from resolving credit card journey issues as a trainee, to leading full-fledged partnership projects with top players like Airtel. New to this platform and excited to further my career! With an

If you’re passionate about simulation games that allow you to shape your virtual life, then you might already know about BitLife, a popular life simulation game that combines elements of strategy, humor, and management. In BitLife, players make choic

📖 DAILY BOOK SUMMARIES 📖 🚀 12 Lessons from 👉 🔥 The Art Of Strategy 🔥 ✨ By Avinash Dixit ✨ 1. Types of Games • Cooperative vs Non-Cooperative Cooperative games involve players who can form binding commitments, while non-cooperative g

Business Tips #9 The Power of Niching Down – Why Less is More 📌 Want to grow faster? Pick a smaller, focused niche! ❌ Mistake: Trying to sell to "everyone" ✅ Winning Strategy: Become the go-to expert in one small niche. 💡 Example: Instead of being

“Now Beats Later: How Temporal Discounting Drives Instant Customer Decisions” Temporal Discounting is the tendency to prefer immediate rewards over larger, delayed ones. In business, this shapes how offers are presented. Consumers often choose a sma

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