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Everyday we see more and more facebook pages getting created. The fact is that 80-90% of the pages have likes less than 250. Creating a brand is a tough job. The brands which have more likes are the ...
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Yes. Standing example is Hindi film supremo Amitab's twite fetched millions of follower for Danush's ," Why is this Kolaivery song". Can we achieve this, in short frame of time, globally?.
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REJI ISMAIL
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IT IS MORE OF A WORD OF MOUTH MORE EFFECTIVE THAN ADVERTISING
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Anna George
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Undoubtedly YES. In India there are 760million (adding 17m/month) users of internet. And out of them 90% possess a facebook Twitter Account. So whatever is posted in Facebbok soon makes instant impact among audience and very soon it gets...
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The future of marketing,branding lies in Y-GENERATION what is their choice of colour name designing off packaging and ofcourse their taste and preferences. REJI ISMAIL
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'THIS IS A MAIL WHICH I HAD RECEIVED EARLIER. JUST FELT THAT I SHOULD SHARE IT. TAKE SOME TIME OUT TO READ THIS MAIL. MAY BE IT WILL BE HELPFUL.' An excellent article to read and enjoy. It's been 18 years since I joined Volvo, a Swedish company. Working for them has proven to be an interesting experience. Any project here takes 2 years to be finalized, even if the idea is simple and brilliant. It's a rule. Globalized processes have caused in us (all over the world) a general sense of searching for immediate results.. Therefore, we have come t!o posses a need to see immediate results. This contrasts greatly with the slow movements of the Swedish. They, on the other hand, debate, debate...
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K. NARAYAN
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I liked the comment about parking the car far away so that those who need to make it in time are able to. Shows a concern for others , which is totally missing in India. You can see it happening in every bus queue , as soon as the bus arrives. You...
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REJI ISMAIL
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thanks This reminds me when I was in New Zealand i was waiting to cross the road near the sign give way.A car which was coming in very high speed and stopped near the marking on the road and the guy signalled me to cross their was no policeman no...
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BY CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS
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Keep the brand young forever
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Omkar Nandi
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"Keep the sparks flying"
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Finding new ways everytime to delight your existing customer, may be small or large but must bring a sense of belonging and pride to the customer
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REJI ISMAIL
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Your first customer is your own employee.take for example Mcdonalds decides to give excellent customer service to retain its existing customers by giving training to its employees.If the employee is not satisfied with his firm naturally he might delay...
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Abhijit Mudya
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"BY CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS"
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I corelate this with the the service industry, Anyways, now a days even products are sold as service..how many of us have bought a Car or a Cell Phone, without going through service or warranty cards? Once the cometition increases and the market...
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Waste hierarchy
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Our company is also in plastics processing ind, we grind the rejected even painted plastics part
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Chandrashekhar purandare
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"Our company is also in plastics processing ind, we grind the rejected even painted plastics part"
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Our company is also in plastics processing ind, we grind the rejected even painted plastics part we send to make the plastics granuals. We are also doing painting on plastics parts, we collect all the washed solvent & make it in re used we...
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REJI ISMAIL
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MOST EFFECTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUE IS LEAN MANAGEMENT APPLIED BY TOYOTA THAT IS REDUCING WASTAGE IN ALL AREAS LIKE OPERATIONS,HUMAN MOVEMENT, INVENTORY ETC. AND JIT.
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REJI ISMAIL
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the reality is the education sector is exploiting not the students the hard earned money of their parents.A lot of colleges have been sanctioned by AICTE without the requiered facilities.I have got first hand experience of mba course both in...
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Leena Khade
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The ongoing global slowdown has forced students all over the world to ponder, and make cautious informed decision of their career and choice of courses they want to pursue. The one course that has been constantly under scrutiny during the current...
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Bikash Bhattacharyya
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| 3 years ago
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The lateral and pre-placement offers coming to business schools has been affected due to global meltdown. But About 2.90 lakh management appeared for the CAT exam this year, 60,000 more than last year.Meltdown an Opportunity for Marketing...
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A Beautiful Story I came across on Time Management and Setting Priorities. A professor stood before his class and had some items in front of him. When class began, wordlessly he picked up a large empty jar and proceeded to fill it with rocks right to the top, rocks about 2' diameter. He then asked the students if the jar was full? They agreed that it was. So the professor then picked up a box of pebbles and poured them in to the jar. He shook the jar lightly. The pebbles, of course, rolled into the open areas between the rocks. The students laughed. He asked his students again if the jar was full? They agreed that yes,it was. The professor then picked up a box of sand and poured it into the...
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Ravi
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Many of us giving least preference in today's fast moving world. When we loose the important things, family, health the other things will be of no use or will not give peace of mind. Good article
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REJI ISMAIL
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| 3 years ago
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EXCELLENT I LIKED IT
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Mihir Jhaveri, PMP, CSCM
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Hi Pasha The article is really true we need to balance both the life (Professional & Personal). For within the professional time whatever we spend based on our industry, responsabilties, etc... -set priorities and manage your time to meet...
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Discount Stores
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Hypermarkets
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SHARATH CHANDAR REDDY
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"by future prespective -SUPER SPECIALITY STORES "
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I fully support the Hypermarket dilemma put in by Yatish. There is no better way to put forward the dilemma. But, Yatish should have suggested a format. I think Superspeciality stores idea put in by Kawaljit is what I feel is the preferable...
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kawaljit kaur
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"by future prespective -SUPER SPECIALITY STORES "
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indian retail sector ,if integrated in right way can be a turn around .lets consider a shopper prespective ,she gets in shop and wants all possible varities available for a particular product .idea is to create a market like never before and...
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REJI ISMAIL
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YES.BASED ON iNDIAN DEMOGRAHY dISCOUNT STORES ARE THE BEST IN TERMS OF INVESTMENT AND GOOD FOR THE MAJOR POPULATION OF iNDIA
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REJI ISMAIL
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I BELIEVE NEITHER EMPLOYERS NOR CUSTOMERS IN THE LONG RUN No. of Retail outlets Between 1981-99 in United Kingdom came down from 56862 to 25800.Between 1970-80 in Europe about 4 lakhs Retail shops were closed iN THAILAND Big companies have...
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Alok Sharma
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More retail organization, more fight for the consumers, more offers for consumers.
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sudhakar singh
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its certainly consumers to be benefitted as it will enhance competition amongst the players, thereby price cuts and more of discounts offers. at the same time we all will see a kind of revolution for private labels so as to maintain the overall...
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Sandeep K. Das
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Yes, in country like India where you never hire the skills, it indeed is a mandatory for all career aspirants to have a MBA Degree to achieve career goal. Degrees like MBA serves as a catalyst and companies feel proud to grab them rather than...
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REJI ISMAIL
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no one do not need an mba tthe best example is The Dabawalas of Mumbai.
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Greeshma Reddy
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I believe that strong determination and zeal to work hard with an proper road map would take us to heights. MBA degree will give us basics and etiquette to lay the road, it is solely ones willingness which gives success and achieving goals. Having...
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