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Be uniquely valuable
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Be clear in your offering
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Business Management Consultant
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"Be uniquely valuable"
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It's always good to be unique in what you offer, how you present yourself, your company and the value that you bring. Business Consulting Services Counseling: www.CEOBusinessManagement.com
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Varun
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all those are great points... but trust me... WHEN anyone says the word BRAND the word that comes to there mind is EXPENSIVE, CLASSY. Make any awesome product u want, give it the best connection to the production...but price it low, and evrything...
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Ideate: "How to build a better brand image??" deleted from your view.
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YES, businesses models and existing companies have to transform
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abhishek paul
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"YES, businesses models and existing companies have to transform"
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transform to more reliable process and easy go medium to give the maximum benifit with less expenditure as we are primarily dependent on petroleum which is limited as due to more increase in population ultimately forcing to peroleum hike and we...
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Varun
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| 1 year ago
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I don't think India is ready for that kind of marketing as yet. If you consider Interruption Marketing, it still has a very strong hold in the indian market where the average amount of time is spent mostly on TVs than internet. Creating exciting...
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Sunita Mohapatra
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"YES, businesses models and existing companies have to transform"
| 1 year ago
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Yes exactly it is true, no more fooling people. People are more aware of a products once it enters the market you can't make them to buy it by telling stories. The best product sells by itself..... So try to change your marketing strategy to be...
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Debate: "NEW MARKETING changes BUSINESS" deleted from your view.
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E thics In A dvertising An Overview of Marketing Tactics and the Ethical Implications Advertisers employ many different strategies to sell products. Discover what some of them are and learn the ethical questions that arise from the use of such tactics. It’s no secret that advertisements are supposed to persuade you to buy a product. That’s their job. Advertising may attempt to educate you or entertain you, but beneath it all, the ultimate goal is always to sell you. So, it’s only natural that advertisers would resort to all kinds of slippery tactics as a way of getting you motivated to buy. The question is this: are these strategies ethical? Do companies have an obligation to tell th...
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Ravindra Sharma
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Dear Sujatha, Nicely explained. Without doubt "Ethics is a collective responsibility for all" and the broader the penetration and reach, higher the responsibility.. Yet such issues are best handled when, associated with professional responsibility...
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Varun
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Nice... really interesting summary there! But i always had this doubt...in the present day world, there are a huge chunk of educated, well reasoned people who are well aware of marketing and the different strategies. This might well question the...
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Your plane is about to crash, something like the one that happened in Mangalore recently. What would YOU do to stay safe? Air travel is considered by the experts to be the safest way to get from point A to point B. Statistics are constantly backing up this statement. But every year odds-defying accidents do occur, and fortunately, there are a number of things you can do to survive a plane crash--just in case. Step 1 Know where you are on the plane. As you board, count how many rows you are from the exits. If your plane goes down and there is smoke, you will be able to count the rows until you are safely to an exit. Step 2 Know the plane's safety procedures. Read the safety card and actual...
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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Very useful information Mr.Kiran Kumar and thanks for sharing. As pointed out by Mr.Naushad, God has to save everybody under the circumstances.
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Varun
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I agree with Naushad... none of these really works... its just ur luck. They usually say that if the plane crashes into the ocean, there are chances of survival... Its actually more worse than land....due to friction of the ocean and plane, it gets...
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Naushad H.L.
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NOTHING WORKS... JUST PRAY TO ALLAH ( GOD, RAM, KRISHNA )... IF HE WANTS TO SAVE U... NOTHING CAN HAPPEN TO U !! Ask the Man ( WHO CAME OUT WITHOUT A SCRATCH FRM THE MANGALORE CRASH ), WHICH OF THE ABOVE MEASURES DID HE TAKE ?
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Your plane is about to crash, something like the one that happened in Mangalore recently. What would YOU do to stay safe? Air travel is considered by the experts to be the safest way to get from point A to point B. Statistics are constantly backing up this statement. But every year odds-defying accidents do occur, and fortunately, there are a number of things you can do to survive a plane crash--just in case. Step 1 Know where you are on the plane. As you board, count how many rows you are from the exits. If your plane goes down and there is smoke, you will be able to count the rows until you are safely to an exit. Step 2 Know the plane's safety procedures. Read the safety card and actual...
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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Very useful information Mr.Kiran Kumar and thanks for sharing. As pointed out by Mr.Naushad, God has to save everybody under the circumstances.
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Varun
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I agree with Naushad... none of these really works... its just ur luck. They usually say that if the plane crashes into the ocean, there are chances of survival... Its actually more worse than land....due to friction of the ocean and plane, it gets...
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Naushad H.L.
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NOTHING WORKS... JUST PRAY TO ALLAH ( GOD, RAM, KRISHNA )... IF HE WANTS TO SAVE U... NOTHING CAN HAPPEN TO U !! Ask the Man ( WHO CAME OUT WITHOUT A SCRATCH FRM THE MANGALORE CRASH ), WHICH OF THE ABOVE MEASURES DID HE TAKE ?
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Rigorous Innovation
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Buyer Vs investor
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Business Management Consultant
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"Rigorous Innovation"
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Being frugal can be good to some extent but not going overboard with it. Innovation is always good for business along with strategic planning and strategic management. Strategic planning and strategic management helps a company to best allocate...
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Varun
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Energy efficiency is one of the most important factors the companies should give attention to. Money should be spend on R D to improve this quality. A less maintenance product goes a long way! This would also be a good area to focus on.
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Ideate: "How to 'Make Your Money Work'? " deleted from your view.
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Atul Joshi
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| 2 years ago
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They are and eventually everything falls into their pocket Saam, Daam, Dand, Bhed they will use all tactics to make money
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Varun
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Yes i think the govt is in for a big ride... selling the gas at a lesser price can create big instability in the system. The gas and other resources are NO ONE's property, they belong to every citizen in that country. And gas being the basic commodity...
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Kavitha Shankar
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I think Mukesh is right in asking for a higher price as the KG basin belongs to the government and not anybody else and Mukesh is just a contractor here who is extracting for the government, and the government has set the price of $4.20 per unit...
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Debate: "Are Ambani brothers taking Indian Government for a ride??" deleted from your view.
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The Tech. Evaluation helps
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The Auto Mags are evaluating in a better way
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Tata V.S. Kameswara Rao
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Mr. Ravindra Sarma, this is some thing technical. this does not belong to hospitality. Dont participate to gain points.
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Varun
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Interesting topic. Well its true that most magz are now giving favoured reviews. I think a good way to help potential customers evaluvate cars is by : 1. give them a list of options available in the category they are interested in. 2. help them...
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Mridula Maity
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"The Auto Mags are evaluating in a better way"
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Hi kameswara, I don't think people will be interested to evaluate it technically and then buy the car and also many may not have the technical knowledge of cars. So the magazines are doing it in a better way and people are more attracted towards...
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Debate: "Technical evaluation to Choose a car for the specific budget" deleted from your view.
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Huge Manpower
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Not Possible......
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Rohit Saboo
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"THe overall govt.s hand"
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The whole and sole answer is ..... we need a proper govt. support in a proper direction... the resources wich r misutilized elsewhere should be utilized in appropriate way...the new business idea should not be crippled in politicism....they must...
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Varun
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I don't think that the development seen in china is really a pleasant one. Let's for one moment look at what they have got along with their "DEVELOPMENT" Very polluted air, Thickly populated Cities and Towns (jst a bedroom for a family!) Dozens and...
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Ideate: "How Indian firms can scale the Chinese wall?" deleted from your view.
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M&A and Focus On Core Competencies
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Consolidating with other small companies or by offering niche services or by offering similar services at a lower cost
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Laurent Blondeau
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"marketing strategy"
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I think one great idea is NOT compete, or make it irrelevant: create a blue ocean (eg blue ocean strategy), developping barriers for new comers, and offering new levels of service that are bad realised or that are simply not adressed. The ability...
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Varun
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The biggest task faced by small companies is to get the respect, value and belief in the market, be it any company : manufacturing or service. The best way to get that is to properly diffrentiate the product or service. Make a new space for...
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Ideate: "How small companies can compete against the bigger corporate organizations?" deleted from your view.
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