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Hi Medial family 👋 Here is Day (2/10) product case study Today let's discuss the success roadmap of BEWAKOOF E-commerce Brand💹 1) KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE: 👥 Bewakoof's success hinges on catering to the specific needs and aspirations of young India

Decline in Trust: 55% of consumers have reduced trust in brands. Gen Z's Importance: 79% of Gen Z find trust crucial for purchasing. Factors for Decline: Increasing misinformation, ethical concerns, and lack of transparency. Strategies for Brands:

How to do I raise funds for my start up and it’s new gen college and required funds are ₹30 cr

What went wrong for Dunzo and not for Zepto, Instamart, Blinkit? I heard that their model is entirely different from existing competitors.

Forget the Grind, Gen Z Wants to Level Up! 🤯 A recent study revealed that Gen Z values continuous learning and growth in the workplace over a hefty paycheck. 📈That's right, 68% of Gen Z prioritize opportunities to develop their skills and feel

India is seeing a rise of Rs 6742 cr a year in credit card defaults. Young millennials and Gen Z are mainly struggling with repayment. This trend indicates a growing concern for financial stability and the health of the banking sector.

How did two boys from Jaipur sell their company to HUL for 3200 CR? ➡️ October 2020—Mohit and Rahul Yadav launch Minimalist in Jaipur, a Tier 2 city. They challenge misleading skincare claims with a science-backed approach inspired by The Ordinary.

Team isn’t allowing me to share the actual numbers as they’re confidential 🤐. But we are already outselling our US competitors in terms of daily average orders post our Shark Tank India episode. The episode went on to generate a lot buzz and tractio

5 Star’s new Valentine’s ad breaks tradition by promoting “doing nothing,” appealing to those tired of commercialized love. In this ad the told us that every trend that began to followed by uncle's became uncool and gen z's starts leaving that which

Started the business at 20 when his father died and built an 8000 CR empire. 1. At 20, Anil Gupta had to join his father's (Dayanand Gupta) stainless steel wires business, Krishna Electrical Industries (KEI), with no business experience. The company