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"Branding isn't just about what you sell but about what you stand for" - Tata Salt It shows that even in a commodity market, emotional connections can drive loyalty. Share your views down below 👇

I feel our generation should work twice as hard as the other generations because there isn't something that can do all kinds of stunts just to get your focus on it. After all your attention is everything you put your life into. These corporates Today

Is it possible to build a B2B marketing brand that sells sustainable daily use products with their clients' branding on their products and the extra cost of using 'no plastic' products plus profit margins are recovered from the money you're gonna cha

Is it possible to build a B2B marketing brand that sells sustainable daily use products with their clients' branding on the products and thus covering the extra cost of using 'no plastic' products plus profit margins from the money you're gonna char

Branding & IP: A Powerful Duo In today's competitive market, a strong brand is your company's most valuable asset. But your brand is intrinsically linked to intellectual property (IP). Your logo, tagline, and even your brand voice are all protectabl

Getting better daily is the best thing we all can do! 1. ➟ Your product isn't special until people think it is. 2. ➟ People buy stories, not features. 3. ➟ Your target audience isn't everyone, even if you wish it were. 4. ➟ Social media likes don

Hello everyone, I'm not here to complain but to inspire. As a CS Engineer with an education loan, I'm facing challenges, including a delayed joining due to the recession. Currently, I'm interning at a startup, initially unpaid for two months, and no

🚀 Demystifying Marketing Part 7: Consistency and Frequency - Part 2 Previously: In Part 1 of Point 7, we discussed: Develop a Content Calendar: Planning your content in advance ensures consistency.Maintain a Steady Posting Schedule: Regular posts k

How about connecting local street vendors with buyers on app. I am not competing with Zomato or blinkit. I am talking about mobile street vendors which moves across societies and colonies to sell products by yelling. They sell variety of products li

One contrary belief I have is don't stay in your circle Keep exploring and learning about new avenues, markets and categories - don't stay put in your sector In the US, you can create one product and make $1B in rev But in India it's super toug