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Himanshu Sharma
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| 1 year ago
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these alone are not going to help a diabetic person.proper exercise,abstain from refined sugar,healthy lifestyle are the primary requirements and rest are the secondary.
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Sunita Mohapatra
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Whatever ads the companies might show u plz dont go and consume the products. Its very dangerous to consume medicines without the doctors prescription...
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Jasmin Pawar
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viable and moreover its essential to understand the intensity of condition in which a patient is and then going for a particular medicine( or i must say brand) . while for diabetes the brand that works most is ELI LILY.
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AMISH
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From the instant the number portabiliy was announced the companies have taken a hard stand, they are never going to support this move and in fact will raise lots of roadblocks and impediments to hinder the flow of the customers from their network...
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Danish khan
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yes number portability will be success as it will lead to better services to customers as todays market is user market not of providers. IRDA has also come out with regulation on the portability of health insurance policies after introduction of...
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Sunita Mohapatra
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Agreed that people are not aware of it... but its going to change the telecommunication business entirely. People will have the freedom of choosing their desired service providers but retaining their original phone no.
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Jasmin Pawar
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| 1 year ago
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yes simplicity can too give better results rather than making things complex
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Virag Shah
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No, marketing is becoming very tough in today's market. Your brand message should be simple not marketing. Market require Smartness, innovative
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Sunita Mohapatra
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| 1 year ago
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Yes today customers don't have much time to listen what you say and see what you show. So keeping it as simple as possible will make you more successful. After the emergence of social media it has become more simple, it has reduces the cost to a...
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A more aspirational, informed and confident consumer is making demands in the marketplace that brands are scrambling to satisfy. Persuasion, not sales pitches are the order of the day,Consumers As we transit from the century’s first decade to its second, the Indian consumer is firmly in the spotlight. Everything else in the marketplace is governed by his or her behavior and how to best monetize that. Increasingly, it is the consumer who’s calling the shots. The Indian consumer of 2010, coming into 2011, is far more confident as a citizen of a country everyone’s looking at for its immense growth potential. As most marketers and their propositions look beyond the metros and tier 1 cities to ...
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Krishnamurthy Prabhakar
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Thanks for a thought provoking article. In order to face the challenge of demanding customers, what is needed for Indian organizations is 1. Openness~ being open to ideas 2. Randomness- Ready for random inputs and uncertainty 3. Support - Provide...
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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very nice article Ms.Sunita. In India each and every products, whether low end or high end products, have got its own customers base from different market segments and however the price factor plays the dominant role. Hence it is a buyers market...
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Santosh Kumar Mohanty
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It is an opportunity for both buyer and seller in the changing society of our country. How ever, the contradictions of the society that is 20% people having 80% of the money while 80% people living in subsistence should be taken in to account...
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This Christmas eve ended up being a boring one for me. With the wife and daughter deciding to vacation in the peaceful surrounds of Grand Rapids, Michigan in the US, I was left to fend for myself. I decided to do what most people in this situation would do: Indulge in some retail therapy. I went shopping and ended up at a Tommy Hilfiger store. There, a chance encounter provoked me into writing this piece. I was waiting my turn at the billing counter when two young girls walked up. One of them looked a bit depressed. They placed two dresses on the counter. From their conversations, it was evident this was for a Christmas eve party the same evening. Christmas being what it is, it is of utmost...
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Extra earning
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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I want to earn extra income,& started it, by working in insurance industry.
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Sunita Mohapatra
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Its high time one should be careful while deciding to handle two things together. Its ok to have a secondary source of income...but if one loves his present job then he/she should concentrate on that only.
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The rise of digital marketing
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Hard core Social Media Marketing
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Anna George
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"Hard core Social Media Marketing"
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In 2011 we have seen Social Media Marketing making taking the revenues of companies from X to even 5X. Many branded companies have admitted that once they got active in social media, their visibility has increased and revenue has gone to 3X and...
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ABHIJIT KULKARNI
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"The rise of digital marketing"
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Yes, I agree with Sunita & Sandeep ,as TRAI has put breaks to Telemarketing prank calls for Cards, Loans and many other services, I feel there is lot of scope for Space selling and Web promotions Any Small person can also host his own site with...
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KARTHIK P.S.
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| 1 year ago
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My opinion is no, in online shopping only registered tax payees sell the products wat abt vegetables and raw materials....
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sls
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agreed too but anyhow it take slowly to develop the trend...
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Virag Shah
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In my opinion so many drawback are available in online shopping. Na very few people buy product online. As per my point of view online shopping is very risky and not viable because there are too much chances of manipulation. Lot of people are not...
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it will have impact on outlook of investor
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V. Srinivas
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"it will have impact on outlook of investor"
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the impact will only be short term. long term it will have no impact. you need money to build your house, the banks have it. what was questioned in the 'fraud' was corporate loans that runs into hundreds of crores, not small housing loans for...
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Sunita Mohapatra
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There was a similar debate yesterday... check it..
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Shibu
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Ha Ha... Advertisment is all about impact friend, You cannot measure the cost. If u spend 100 ruppess and get 0 return and spend 1 rupee and get 1% return what is best.. U decide...
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Ravindra Sharma
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Feel it can not be generalised. How it is done is primely important.
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Debate: "Is low price advertising enemy of brands?" deleted from your view.
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