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Title: Cadbury’s Sweetest Trick: How They Win No Matter What You Feel Ever noticed how Cadbury has a chocolate for every emotion? That’s no accident it’s marketing genius. On Valentine’s Day, singles laugh along with quirky 5 Star ads, while couples

How Cadbury Became India’s Chocolate King In a land of laddoos and barfis, how did a British chocolate brand win hearts? Cadbury entered India in 1948, planting sweet roots early. By setting up local factories, they made chocolates affordable and ac

if someone wants to choose the best location for their company please choose the area which is at elevation more than 900 , like banglore... weather will be superb , no need of ac for apartments and please stop choosing the same location like mumbai

Fukra Insan launched his drink and it is priced at ₹150, YouTubers launch their products thinking that we are celebrities and the whole of India will buy our products, maybe instead of thinking about this they should think what the public needs, they

E-commerce companies like Flipkart nowadays are not accepting refund requests directly. Instead, they are making customers talk to their support team first. This gives them an advantage unnecessary return orders will decrease, and only genuine return

I have an idea of creating a platform for hyper local businesses where businesses can list them and they can add offers and user can see that offers and they can go to that shop and it will help the businesses increase footfall. So i am taking valida

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

Light isn’t just a wave. Electrons aren’t just particles. In the quantum world, they’re both—until you look. Observe them, and they “choose” a side. Don’t, and they dance like waves. Reality rewrites itself based on whether you're watching. Wave-part

Most businesses focus too much on what they sell, instead of why people buy. Customers don’t really purchase insurance, headphones, or cleaning services — they buy peace of mind, silence, and time. Great marketing understands this simple truth. The

Problem: As we need workers in our day to day life. Somehow we arrange their numbers from our known ones and we discover that they either delay their coming or stop picking our calls.. Which creates frustration for the work is not done yet... Case