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The Manager says: 'Do you have any sales experience?' The Indian says: 'Sir, I was a salesman back home in India.' Well, the boss liked the Indian chappie so he gave him the job. 'You start tomorrow.. I'll come down after we close and see how you did.' His first day on the job was rough but he got through it. After the store was locked up, the boss came down. 'How many sales did you make today?' Indian boy says: 'Sir, Just ONE sale.' The boss says: 'Just one? No! No! No! You see here our sales people average 20 or 30 sales a day.' If you want to keep this job, you'd better be doing better than just one sale. By the way, how much was the sale for?' Indian boy says: ' $101 237. 64' Boss says:...
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Rishi Khanna
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| 3 years ago
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Great one Mr. Sivasubramanian....real humorous one there...yes this is what happens most of the time people go to buy something else, and end buying altogether different things...Thanks for sharing this humorous article.
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Consumer Trends
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Health Sector
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Rishi Khanna
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"Consumer Trends"
| 3 years ago
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Its common that we all get carried away by the looks. We give 1st preference to what we see. So packaging is another way by which the consumers get carried away. Why do people get carried away by looks ??? Any idea??
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Rishi Khanna
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"Health Sector"
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In the health sector, while there are specific norms and regulations to govern the nature of formulation, dosage, etc., there are virtually none as far as packaging is concerned, at least in India. Every formulation is unique and therefore...
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Vinayarajan KV
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"Consumer Trends"
| 3 years ago
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packaging a product is like dressing for human, so well dressed get good recepton so packaging plays an important role in brand promotion
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Find out the customers first
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Research
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Rajasekaran P
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"Study "
| 2 years ago
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** Find out the competitors list and their Market share ** Product availability and the quality ** Potential and awareness of the people ** Availability of quick transportation with less cost ** Liberal import policies in the end user country **...
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Rishi Khanna
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For a business to be sucessful the most important thing is that one needs to be aware of any taxes involved in both importing and exporting goods. Customs regulations on imports and exports will need to be clarified before you start. Make sure that...
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Dipen Trivedi
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| 3 years ago
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Mr.Muhammad i think the same way as you.First of all you need to identify the segment which you want to target and try to leverage on that.without knowing who will be your customers and how they can benefit you will take you and your business...
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Ideate: "How to make an Export/Import business a success?" deleted from your view.
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Made in India and meeting success overseas? Yes, it's happening. Reasons range from lower trade barriers to hard-core marketing.. Desi Brand Foreign Land Dabur chyawanprash US Kingfisher beer UK Kinetic scooters Latin America Zodiac shirts Holland Amaron batteries Singapore Nightingale diaries Europe Hidesign bags Norway It's a case of globalisation in reverse. At a time when the Indian marketplace is overflowed with multinational brands across categories, Indian brands have been quietly creating a foothold for themselves overseas. Ranging from food products, cars, two-wheelers, fairness creams, carpets, ayurvedic products, herbal cosmetics, watches, liquor, clothing, leather bags, even dia...
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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| 2 years ago
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Yes you are right with your arguments Mr.Satwinder. i have similar opinion.
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Rishi Khanna
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| 3 years ago
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If carrying bag is a style statement for men, then why not carry one ?? Well I do carry a stylish looking bag which can be used for both business and causal..
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Satwinder Singh
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| 2 years ago
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There is no change for men... It's all about the necessity of things we carry. Most of the men doesn't like to carry anything, it looks more professional.. Bag is carried only when laptops are with us.. Females however carry a lot in their bags....
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Davies francis
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| 1 year ago
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i thnk if LG WANTS TO ENTER RURAL MARKET IT SHOULD COMPROMISE THE PRICE
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Rishi Khanna
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| 3 years ago
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The product quality needs to be compromised to a certain extent in rural market and there I think the company would be loosing its brand image which it has achieved in many years.
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B.Mehernath
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| 3 years ago
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I do agree, the rural market has the potential and they can afford to buy branded products. Well ifwe compare today's scenario, there is hardly any difference in urban and rural market. You can see latest handsets to microwave and latest...
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Find out the customers first
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Research
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Rajasekaran P
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"Study "
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** Find out the competitors list and their Market share ** Product availability and the quality ** Potential and awareness of the people ** Availability of quick transportation with less cost ** Liberal import policies in the end user country **...
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Rishi Khanna
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For a business to be sucessful the most important thing is that one needs to be aware of any taxes involved in both importing and exporting goods. Customs regulations on imports and exports will need to be clarified before you start. Make sure that...
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Dipen Trivedi
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"Find out the customers first"
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Mr.Muhammad i think the same way as you.First of all you need to identify the segment which you want to target and try to leverage on that.without knowing who will be your customers and how they can benefit you will take you and your business...
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Ideate: "How to make an Export/Import business a success?" deleted from your view.
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Should I pay taxes if goods arrive at FTZ and I take that goods out of Free trade zone, will i benefit by not paying taxes or should I pay taxes ?
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Rishi Khanna
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| 3 years ago
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No taxes are payable if goods arrive at FTZs, but when the goods leave the FTZ area and enter into other territory, you need to pay taxes. Sorry u wont be benefited taking goods out of FTZ area. FTZ ostly benefit all traders, particularly...
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Ajit Khan
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| 2 years ago
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I don't think that will be a "Great" decision for the company. People prefer online buying because they don't want to physically go and buy in some malls. In other words they feel a bit lazy. If the online shop opens a physical mall, for a few...
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Rishi Khanna
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| 3 years ago
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No when a online company is doing well with that format it should stick to its guns, why try out of the box just to make profits, it is not sure that the online successfull company will succeed in the normal physical store, which needs more money in...
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Kiran Kumar Koti
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I think adding bricks to e-tailing will give a better chance to customer in understanding us as the retailer. At the same time customer can try and test our sample products in the store which gives him a better idea on what he is going to get....
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Ramesh Panavalli
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| 3 years ago
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I support the fact that recession is changing the consumer behaviour as well as the attitudes in the current retail market .The customer has become more loyal they stick to the supermarket which gives them value for money . I am not sure how the...
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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| 3 years ago
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Actually i am towards both yes and no but leaning more towards no because the recession is only a mindset for a few but neverthless affecting people down the chain. The worst hit are of course the lowest in the pecking order. Inspite of this the...
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