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Importance of Indian Homegrown brands

Tags : indian homegrown products, indian homegrown brands, branding, advertising, pricing, product development, global brands, foreign brands,
Industry : Advertising/PR/MR/Events
Functional Area : India, Product Development, Branding, Consumer Sales, Communication, Pricing
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Indian market is flooded with a variety of foreign goods, and in this scenario, Indian brands are fighting back for survival. But is it possible for each and every local brand to survive the onslaught?

This is the major challenge marketers face today. And also the importance of Indian homegrown brands is not that great as consumers still opt for Foreign brands. So, how we can make sure that Indian homegrown brands are on par with global brands.

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1 By not thinking Branding means advertising
2 Strength of Quality
Gautam Patel  |  Supported idea  "By not thinking Branding means advertising"  |  1 year ago
Quality@customers satisfaction must utmostbut there must be a customer. Foccusig in advtabout your qualities ,ideas,vision and customer services leads the customer to the spot.After that one can creat a branding.Once branding is created still...
S. Muralidharan  |  Added idea  "Incentivise Home-grown Brands"  |  1 year ago
Homegrown Brands, viz., MDH, MTR in masala segment, Medimix, Chandrika, Sandalwood soaps, Vicco Turmeric, Dabur, Hamdard, Nirma, etc. have set standards amidst stiff competition from other international brands. Government should propose incentives...
 
 
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Himanshu Gaur  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  1 year ago
In case of brand positioning we can rely on Indian consumers and their preference. As in the market positioning of the brands like Haldiram and Bikaner, it seems like the Indian consumers are very much focssed on Indian brands. We can also look...
Sameer Kr. Singh  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  1 year ago
I am not agree with sheetal if she is correct then why we don't use JUMPIN in place of PEPSI, MEDIMIX in place of VIVAL or LUX
Sheetal Jadhav  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  1 year ago
I will not quite agree with Jayant here and today Indian products are received well....and its all because of indigineous production which we make for very less money and this is attracting everybody. As everybody wants their money worth and if...
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Debate: "Will India ever realize the importance of its home-grown firms or brands?" deleted from your view.
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Brand 
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 Product
SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE  |  Argues in support of  "Product"  |  1 year ago
Product is important than brand & the best example is Pulsar as product under Bajaj brand or failure of unicorn, the product under Honda brand.
NITESH KUMAR  |  Argues in support of  "Brand"  |  1 year ago
without quality no one survive in market for longer time&at last those one is leader whose quality along with consistency alsoafter sale service.
V B Sree Krishna Dutta  |  Argues in support of  "Product"  |  1 year ago
If it is about India, earlier people had not much of a choice regarding purchases. Later not many people actually knew what choices they had. Now, the choice is so vast that people may know what to buy but some times go crazy from where(which...
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Debate: "Brand or Product - which is more important for today's Indian buyer?" deleted from your view.
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Public Relations 
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 Ads
Vpul  |  Argues in support of  "Ads"  |  1 year ago
ADs have reachability to common people. A newspaper or a telivison is cost effective compared to a PR Partnership
Ravanam naga durgesh  |  Argues in support of  "Public Relations"  |  1 year ago
advertisements makes the people literate about the product and public relations required for survival in the market.
Purvi Ghosh  |  Argues in support of  "Public Relations"  |  1 year ago
I guess PR plays a better role in building stronger brand. PR helps in connecting better with the end users creates a better image about the company the product/service.
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1 SERVICE AFTER SALES is to PRODUCT PRICING
Akhilesh S Joshi  |  Added idea  "SERVICE AFTER SALES is to PRODUCT PRICING"  |  1 year ago
In our country the home products lack in competition with foreign products due to lack of information about the product, utility awareness of the product, sampling, practical demo (only showcasing is done), improper training to sales personnel,...
 
 
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