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Viral Marketing strategy - 5 So guy's we all know that Lay's is the biggest chips brand in the world with the valuation of $238 billion dollars with the help of their brilliant marketing strategy. In 2014 , Lay's was competing with so many bran

If I develop a smartphone game today and try to sell it for ₹500, do you think people will actually buy my game for ₹500? Most people would say no one will buy it. But there’s a company called Kairosoft that sells its smartphone games for ₹500 to ₹10

People don’t just buy products; they buy status. If something is sold cheaply in a regular place, most won’t care. But brand it, sell it in a premium store at a higher price, and suddenly, everyone wants it. It’s not just about the product—it’s about

15 Crores ($1.7 Million) for a 4 BHK flat in Noida, UP. That's insanely overpriced. Does India's Real Estate market is in a Bubble? For this kind of money you can buy a property in a decent location in Dubai or Singapore. Tweet Link: https://x.com/

The real flex isn’t working 18 hours a day. It’s building systems that work while you don’t. AI automations don’t just save time— they buy back energy, focus, and freedom. Codestam is where work stops feeling like work. Plug in. Let go. Scale sma

• JUST AN INFORMATION ABOUT A GREAT STARTUP ✓ 5-year search growth: 4,250% Search growth status: Exploding Year founded: 2015 Location: Bangalore, India Funding: $1.4B (Series Unknown) What they do: Meesho is an online e-commerce platform that

Food industry opportunity Question—( 2 ) Cold drink market size — 450 Billion 1=} In India people want any drink that gives totally different taste and refreshment ? 2=} In India people want any drink that gives instant energy and health bene

Identity-based marketing focuses on aligning a brand with how customers see themselves — or who they want to become. Instead of selling products, it sells belonging. People don’t just buy sneakers; they buy the feeling of being athletic or trendy. Br

Meet Awfis, the King of Coworking Spaces in India! Awfis was started in 2015 by Amit Ramani, Sumit Lakhani, and Manu Dhir and is headquartered in Delhi. The idea was simple: just buy, lease, or rent workspaces and then rent them to others for short