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JOGINDER SINGH CHANDNANI
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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Considering the demographics of Indian People, Small Cars will create buzz in every corner of country. And when there is the talk of Big Cars the high class people will never ever can depart away with. Nowadays even top CEO’s prefer small cars...
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Ashish Bhartia
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| 1 year ago
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yes 2 ppl living in row houses 3 bhk flat instead of 1bhk flat its abt luxary if you earn why shld not buy a nig car after all its maslow need theory self esteem need rem guys.
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Mridula Maity
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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Yes, they will go for Big cars, it is not that just because it consumes more energy, they will change their mindset or perception of buying a big car, though there is so much Green talk going on people will still go for these big cars which has...
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Debate: "Will people still go for Big cars?" deleted from your view.
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Prompt after sale services
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Run a transparent business
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Mohit Vig
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"good after sales service and promptness"
| 6 months ago
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customer satisfaction is very important aspect in today's competitive market. If company provides good after sales service then it will definitely help in building the brand image and ultimately sales. Prompt response is also plays an important...
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Ashish Bhartia
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| 1 year ago
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customer experience lots of product and services in there day to day life some of them are utmost importance some may be not so.but if any product/service has utmost importance for the customer then marketer need to understand customer properly what...
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Ideate: "How to provide a better customer experience???" deleted from your view.
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sharvari kiran bakshi
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| 1 year ago
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yes because its goodwill or reputation is trustworthy.
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Ashish Bhartia
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| 1 year ago
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it will def depend on which customer segment bank is going to target and how well it compete with other bank in the same segment whats d marketing plan?whats d structure of financial product etc,at this stage we cant say whether it will succed or not.
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Anita Sawant
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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reliance will have to compete State bank of India and many other international banks which is quite a hard task to manage.
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Debate: "Reliance is entering into banking sector - Will It Succeed?" deleted from your view.
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Ashish Bhartia
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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consumerism powered by information rely more on facts and figures and less on showcase.take the case of cola drinks pepsi is not much liked by many young guns in india where as thumsup by coca cola has huge fan following.though pepsi ad was...
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G.Jayakumar
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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If celebrity endorsement is done with matching target market segment, it definitely produces result largely on a short term basis... and it works well in the less educated segment.
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Meena Deshmukh
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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Yes...The crescendo of celebrities endorsing brands has been steadily increasing over the past years. Marketers overtly acknowledge the power of celebrities in influencing consumer-purchasing decisions. It is a ubiquitously accepted fact that...
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Debate: "Are celebrity endorsements effective??" deleted from your view.
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be a part of it & be comfortable.
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fight against it.
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jeet singh
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"be a part of it & be comfortable."
| 1 year ago
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yes i think so we r helpless in this era of corruption as we all no it is every where even it is in the roots of system every where its very difficult to tackle this .it is in the govt system and now in private sector also so its very difficult...
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Ashish Bhartia
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| 1 year ago
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i want to ask a simple question to all the participant of this debate how many of you seriously go every time to cast your vote and if there someone among us says yes i can devote some time to decide my country fate then did any body check the...
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Disha Roy
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"fight against it."
| 1 year ago
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I really understand why you have given sides like this Ashish, but this is the way people are living lately, they do not want to come out of their comfort zone and do some things for themselves, they want everything at their feet and do not want...
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Debate: "are we really helpless in this era of corruption? " deleted from your view.
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Quantity
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KUMAR SWAMY H C
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"Quantity"
| 1 year ago
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In our country when 27% of the population is below poverty line definitely Quantity rides over Quality. Here on the web we see more votes for "Quality" because we know what quality means and we can afford it.Today majority of the Indians want...
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Ashish Bhartia
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| 2 years ago
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earlier said "quantity" was right but with the rise in per capita income,standard of living,rising expectation of consumer with the entering of mnc in india quality is d buzz word in dis age of consumerism.people r no more lookin 4 maruti 800 dey r...
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Nidhi Singh Chauhan
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"Quantity"
| 2 years ago
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Major population of India falls in Middle class category.This class concentrates on quantity more than quality...inidan consumers are slowly learning to give more weightage to quality than quantity....
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Debate: "Is Indian consumer is more interested in quantity than in quality? " deleted from your view.
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Inadequate Distribution Network
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High competition between large and small players
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Bidyut Chowdhury
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"Tailor-made Product with attractive Packaging"
| 1 year ago
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Many of the companies whether in small scale or large have used the same idea.Such as Hindustan Unilever, P G ITC etc. A thorough research on the products of these companies their target consumers and packaging if checked very minutely gives the...
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Ashish Bhartia
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| 2 years ago
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i agree with that because see p g no 1 in every country why not in india its because of strong distribution network of over 2 million retailers belongs to one of the biggest marketing firm a joint venture between uniliver corporation and hindustan....
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Padmanabhan R
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"Inadequate Distribution Network "
| 2 years ago
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Agree with all, Rural markets are still a challenge. low penetration, poor distribution network, poor awareness and people are looking for low cost options, hence tough competition from low priced local products . also low profit margin is...
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Ideate: "Challenges in Indian FMCG Industries " deleted from your view.
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Ananth Kumar
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one size doesn't fit for all , we cannot promote or sell same type of product to all customers.for example rice can sold nothern part of india where population of south is higher and vice versa. differ customers have differ requirements
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Ashish Bhartia
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| 2 years ago
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segmentation simply means grouping individual customer in to groups.why unless u dont know who is ur customer u cant direct ur marketing effort in a right direction its simply means u dont know where these path will take u wats ur destination.if u...
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monty arora
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| 2 years ago
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segmentation is very vital for a salesman.you whole startegy is made depending upon the segment you focus on.for e.g suppose few people are suffering due to fever but it can be that i will have dengue the other may have viral or one may have...
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Answer: "How important segmentation of the market is for any Sales person?" deleted from your view.
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T.A.Phani shankar
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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We have all the resources, manpower, technological support. And fund to impliment the high speed trains. people in metros want change. Because of heavy traffic, small roads in most of the areas, all these things really bothering the common man....
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Ashish Bhartia
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| 2 years ago
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high speed train wat abt d current trains a look: the train which is scheduled to depart 2day has not yet arrived so its 10 hrs late we r sorry for the inconvenience. ticket for 2 month later first day of booking open within half n hrs waiting n half...
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santosh kumar
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"No"
| 2 years ago
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high speed trains would require high levels of technology developments in terms of design, signals safety. We need to have the required systems manpower resources in place.
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Debate: "High speed trains to come soon in India: Will we really see them in near future?" deleted from your view.
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People should be educated to perform like a good citizen
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People should be punished for every act which is non-ethical
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linda
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"People should be educated to perform like a good citizen"
| 1 year ago
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Ashish Bhartia
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| 2 years ago
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my exp frm my student life teaches me punishing each time is not d solution see generally coll,school wat dey does u have done dis thing wrong fine,suspend etc n what all but a student den always try to do same why he thinks its a game show n feel...
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Vivek R Varma
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"People should be punished for every act which is non-ethical"
| 2 years ago
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I believe that all the humans have an animal instinct and they must be punished, only then they will be disciplined.
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Debate: "Urban Ethics" deleted from your view.
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