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The Start of Colgate The Evolution from Soap to Toothpaste Colgate was established in 1806 in New York City by William Colgate. Initially, the company was into selling soaps, candles, and starch. However, in 1873, Colgate embarked on a significant

Why we use "Colgate" instead of "Toothpaste" ? Colgate company has the best marketing strategy. Since my childhood while watching television, mostly Colgate advertisement were shown. Every channel has a deal with Colgate company for showing their pr

Part 2 : Colgate’s Entry and Market Strategy in India Colgate entered India in 1937 with a clear goal: to dominate the oral care market. They distinguished themselves by deeply understanding Indian consumers and their preferences. Colgate introduc

OUT OF THE BOX MARKETING! (Colgate) EP-3 It's 1950, and Colgate is planning to improve its sales and they're discussing several strategies for this. Everyone proposed their own suggestions, but a bright guy suggested, "Let us make the hole bigger.

They told us “It’s just toothpaste.” We said, “Then why does it share ingredients with toilet cleaner?”💀 Meet MaxiTooth — the paste that doesn’t belong under your sink. Real clean. Real care. ₹99 pre-booking. No poison, no drama — just brilliance.

You brush twice a day…with what though?🪥💀 Most of us trust our toothpaste without ever checking what’s inside it. If you actually read the ingredients, half of them sound like they belong in your bathroom cabinet — not your mouth😬 It’s 2025 — ti

🦷We brush twice a day but do we know what’s inside our toothpaste? Sugar? No. Fluoride? Maybe. Chemicals you can’t pronounce? Definitely. We’ve trusted the same tubes for decades — Tollgate, Mecsodent, Harbour and believed every swirl of foam mean

Real photo wins AI contest, then gets caught! A photo contest for pictures made by computers had a funny surprise. A real picture of a flamingo, won an award! The photographer did this on purpose to show how amazing real photos can be, even next to

India’s GST Rate Cut - What It Means for You From this September 22 the government is making some big changes in GST instead of too many tax slabs now there will mostly be two rates 5%, 18% and for luxury stuff a new 40% rate for common people this

Hey everyone, it's awesome to be back with you. [this post is a continuation of a previous post, check that out before] You all remember young John, right? He wasn't fazed when his old company shut down. With enough savings and a partner named Clark