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Chandrasekar Puvvada
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Yes, Since you say it's a business model it will benefit for sure, provided all critical importance and security measures are covered in the business model. It will work wonders if it's designed with ethical business model in mind. It's the best...
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RAMESH KANDADAI
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| 11 months ago
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I tend to agree that it wont last for long. Social networking sites require a certain type of person to use them for maximum potential - a person who is practically transparent on all issues. Most of us take a while to get to that condition. It is...
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Veena Gupta
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| 11 months ago
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Well, I must say people onFacebook loose interest in things very fast and thus this makes it difficult for such start ups to survive only based on Facebook.
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nichesuite
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after LPG monopoly stopped. it will not really stopping economy. there are some other macro factors stopping economic growth by Ramesh SMM executive at Nichepro consulting pvt ltd.
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Jagannath Mahadeo Birajdar
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| 1 year ago
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I we look today's marketplace we cant find momoploy in any sector except Indian railway. Every product has alternative with copetative advantage. so monoploy is notstoppint to grow economy.
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Veena Gupta
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I second MR.Saket jain here. There is no monopoly in any field if we take the global prospective.
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Budding business owners should go virtual wherever and whenever possible. In a fledgling startup, the last thing you need to worry about is excessive infrastructure or expensive overhead. It’s already a difficult enough task to generate income and garner clients. Why spend that precious revenue on something as useless as an office space? Your ego might try to get the best of you, telling you that your business needs that fancy schmancy corner office with a city view. But unless your ego has a few hundred thousand dollars to cough up for rent and amenities, kindly tell it to shut up. Plain and simple: The vast majority of startups — and more established businesses for that matter — don’t nee...
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sheriff r mohideen
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One must have a good compilation of data if he wants to enter an existing field or thorough study if he is entering into new field.One must be attentive to catch the opportunities
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seshadri ramabadran iyengar
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Please read this very carefully. In the: Network Marketing Industry; No matter how great the PRODUCT is; No matter how good the COMPANY is; No matter how great the LEADERSHIP is; No matter how good the COMP PLAN is; AND...IT DOES NOT MATTER IF IT...
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Quite easy. The country supports budding entrepreneur
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Very difficult. Need to pass through all sorts of trouble.
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Veena Gupta
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"Very difficult. Need to pass through all sorts of trouble."
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Nice question Nikhil. Its difficult because there are so many stages to pass. There are people to support the starters but only supporters are not enough there are lot of legal terms . There are phases where you just don't understand who would...
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nikhil
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"Quite easy. The country supports budding entrepreneur"
| 1 year ago
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I donot know quite sure which side to support. I have seen many promising supports for a starter. But business is always told to be a tug of war between you and your competitor. How can a beginner finds his place
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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Only 50 percent - Good.
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Anand Sharma
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| 1 year ago
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Not actually bad but it is not Good as well.
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Veena Gupta
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everything has its own limit..if one crosses that limit then its bad..as we recently saw where people used facebook platform to plot a murder of a teenager in UK..so taking things too far will result in situations like this.
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Shanmugasundaram
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| 1 year ago
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Good one..Start business even in a small way with minimum investment and later you will find the grown kid infront of u. www.safnnite.com
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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It is easy to be an employee - do your work, take your salary and perks and lead life down the rosy lane. Being an employer brings with it a lot of attendant problems like faising and maintaining finances, employee welfare, business retention,...
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Veena Gupta
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I completely agree with you..as one can do what they really love than do the same thing for someone else and later on people will be cribbing about the same..today in India 2 in 5 people are entrepreneurs.....even in rural India people are...
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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| 1 year ago
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If you dont get your business going what use of even finding a customer ? You need to have the funding in place first to get your business started, to put the infrastructure in place, to assemble a good team and so on, only then can you address...
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S. Muralidharan
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Any big idea would be successful only when the idea has a perfect target segment and potential customer base, without which roping in VC investment would not only kill the idea, but also push you to the wall permanently.
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Veena Gupta
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I think today successful entrepreneurs do things differently from what they are taught in business schools infact...and its not like entrepreneurs come from top B schools only it can be anybody and today successful start-ups do not wait for...
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While it is still a long road ahead for India to reach the size and vibrancy of Silicon Valley's angel ecosystem, the desi angel community may be slowly coming of age. With nearly 250 angels registered with India’s two dominant formal networks, Indian Angel Network and Mumbai Angels, compared to rather humble beginnings four years ago, there is growing interest in angel investing. Besides the organised angel networks, there are hundreds of successful executives and entrepreneurs who have taken to angel investing. VCCircle spots key trends that are evolving in the dynamic Indian angel investing space: Growth of Formal Angel Networks: “The interest in angel investments is increasing and as an...
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S. Muralidharan
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Great! Its an eye-opener for all the innovators and aspiring entrepreneurs. Thanks for posting such an informative article.
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Shaikh Mohd. Laeeq
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very true , with competitions like i3 , tata cucible , eureka etc... the start up ecosystem is expanding , good article , thanks for sharing
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Funny Side of the term VC
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VC's are spooked by declining returns
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KALIYAMOORTHY
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It may not be yielding the laid out returns for the goal set. So that, the expected profit is not arrived at by the VC. MAY BE THE PRESENT START-UPS ARE NOT CONVINCING THE VC's THEIR EXPECTATIONS FOR THEIR INVESTMENT ENSURING IT AS SPOKEN OUT BY...
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Ravindra Sharma
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Well shared Indranil, And the deprived, would forever feel thus much more as their share continues to get hijackjed.
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Look out for an investment with patience
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Earn their own bucks right away!
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Rajashree Das
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In my point of view ...To keep patience in every aspect provide a better solution in future.
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Anantha Shayana. D
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(contd.) I want to suggest here that I fully understand that this incident cannot be generalized and I certainly do not want to bring any negative hopes into any individual here- that would negate the very purpose of me posting this story here. I...
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Veena Gupta
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Many a times one has to work hard & save his/her earnings to use it for funding the startup...Its really difficult to convince others to invest in your plans.
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Debate: "What should entrepreneurs do to make a mark?" deleted from your view.
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