Pure Desi….Sure Care • 5m
How can i crack sales of my products 1. Stretch marks cream 2. Herbal Soap (Chaksu soap),(Panwad soap), 3.medicated soap 4.pimple cream Products are amazing packaging is good but still i am struggling to get sales please help me out guys
Pure Desi….Sure Care • 5m
Hello guys I am founder of a company called ayani herbal which is based on encouraging the value of unani medicine by transforming it with modern science like medicated soaps and creams etc so my products were facing problems as didnt wanted even to
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Hi friends I'm Sonu, I think that nowadays people are using High chemical cosmetics In their daily routine, or if the want to switch on herbal products they are also too high in price I have an idea to launch a Indian beauty or cosmetic cream brand
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The insane $7 trillion empire of Unilever Ltd The story starts with "Lever brothers" in 1885, England In their initial days Lever brothers manufactured a Soap named "Sunlight" which quickly grew in popularity in England and it's neighbouring countr
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Meet the woman who built India's fastest-growing 8600 CR FMCG startup. 1. Ghazal Alagh had just become a parent. But her happiness was soon replaced by misery as she could not find toxin-free, natural baby care products for her Eczema son. Most ava
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Faad Network • 6m
How did Vicks beat Dabur and Himalaya to capture 50% market share? 1. In 1964, Vicks (A US brand) entered India's untapped cold and cough relief market. While Western markets used liquid medicines, India preferred quick, easy solutions. Seeing this
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