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how to sell products in a high competition market without any branding and in the trading business ?? share some tips

Why Do Most Startups Fail? A. No Market Need... B. Running Out of Cash... C. Weak Business Model.... D. Bad Team.... E. Tough Competition.... F. Pricing Issues... G. Poor Marketing... H. Ignoring Customers.. I. Scaling Too Fast... J. Legal & Regulat

Recently I observed something which could change your mind about Indian consumption market. During 2015-17 clinic plus is the mass shampoo brand and dove was the mass premium brand(170-220rs) and after that during (2018-2021) clinic plus was mass bra

Zero to One by Peter Thiel emphasizes creating innovative businesses (going from 0 to 1) rather than improving existing ideas (1 to N). Key lessons include aiming for monopolies through unique products, leveraging proprietary technology, network effe

I am planning to launch a new brand of spices, including chilli powder and turmeric powder, in various packaging sizes. I need expert advice on branding and marketing strategies to successfully introduce these products to the market and drive sales g

Sometimes even after putting in all your efforts on one thing with singular focus. You're still bound to fail. So what pushes you even after that failure... It's the thing that you love.

Many startups fail due to inadequate market analysis and lack of clear metrics. Before launching, conducting thorough market research is essential for effective brand positioning and messaging. It helps you understand how your product fits in the m

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

Why Having a Great Product Doesn’t Guarantee Startup Success: Having an awesome product isn't enough for startup success. 80% of startups fail in the first 18 months due to poor market fit, marketing, or customer engagement. For example, An American