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In total, There are 45 billion searches made per day. In that only 8 billion (18%) of searches made on Google. Are you still going to make the statement for SEO is only optimizing for bing and google?😄

ChatGPT hits 1 billion searches in a day, which is 5.5 times faster than Google. Google took 9 years to reach 365 billion searches, whereas ChatGPT achieved it in just 2 years. India tops in ChatGPT usage, followed by the US.

As you see in the picture , UPI is skyrocketing since 2016 to 2024 to approx . 8B transactions . • companies like Phonepe,Google pay are dominating the market with atleast 80% market share , Paytm market share fall from 13 to 9%. • Government will

It’s only been a week since Google dropped Gemini 2.5… https://medium.com/everyday-ai/its-only-been-a-week-since-google-dropped-gemini-2-5-c13c85b1731a

Building “Veloce” i.e myntra - but in 20 mins Why cant Zepto/blinkit copy - I got same goal, different approach Customer Journey 1 — Customer searches shoes - products displayed from 20 stores around - buys - delivered in < 20 mins. Customer Jour

The Indian market has been declining since September 2024. Even the best investors or traders have seen their net worth decrease by at least 20%. The Indian market currently needs a good push, and only earnings can provide that push. All tariffs and

A random question popped that why in india there is no company who makes Facewash Sashes? Like there are oil sases, shampoo sashes but why no one tried to make facewash sashe?

Phonepe was acquired by Flipkart in 2016. Later In Dec 2022, PhonePe separated from Flipkart, but both companies are still owned by Walmart. So, why need another UPI app?

*What’s the news?* Google has started manufacturing Pixel 8 in India *The bigger picture* Google will look to explore India as a manufacturing hub just like Apple 
 *Why should users care?* There might not be a direct change for users, but even

Yahoo's $2.36 trillion mistake: 1998: Google wanted to be acquired by Yahoo, so Google offered to Yahoo for $1 million, but Yahoo refused. 2002: Yahoo realized its mistake and offered to acquire Google for $3 billion, but Google demanded $5 billion