ashwin_krish

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by ashwin_krish 13y ago
Awesome! Excited to check out your new product!
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by ashwin_krish 13y ago
Hey! First, Great idea! Quite impressed by it. How do you guys differentiate from other players?
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Featuring on Wired, within 2 days of launch(wired.co.uk)
2 points by ashwin_krish 13y ago|0 comments
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by ashwin_krish 13y ago
The service is first of its kind in India. Hoping to scale up quite soon! :)
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Bloodline - Social Initiative from India(bloodlinelabs.com)
53 points by ashwin_krish 13y ago|10 comments
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by ashwin_krish 14y ago
A new way in which Apple is marketing its latest products. Why is it doing this? And its impact! :)
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Apple is changing its pitch(uncannydesign.wordpress.com)
2 points by ashwin_krish 14y ago|2 comments
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by ashwin_krish 14y ago
The reason they stand out most is their consistency over the decade. The consistency they have as they expand. India is a lot different scenario than the rest of the world. Tackling innovation alone won't get you far. There are so many fact
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by ashwin_krish 14y ago
Hey senthil, I think you are missing out an important point here. It is not abt two successful companies, it is about how they got successful and their success is an outlier,by not following the usual path. And how the current so called cor
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by ashwin_krish 14y ago
Well, the point I was trying to make was how a small retail chain can get successful to an extent that make any one awestruck. Innovation need not be the revolutionary or apple kinda innovation. Even a small innovation can make million user
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by ashwin_krish 14y ago
Very well said. They customers they serve are retained and expanded. The idea of restaurants in India is very different from the ones in US or rest of the world. Hence, there may be quite a disparity in the idealogy and system of business.
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by ashwin_krish 14y ago
I must try out the NYC branch sometime!
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by ashwin_krish 14y ago
Well, sometimes what matters is not how good you are on an absolute scale, rather how better are you than the rest. Also, I agree courteous is more of a subjective point. Hence I did not expand on it much.
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by ashwin_krish 14y ago
@ raheemm : Very true, lots of businesses in south india do work on that basis. Word of mouth. No online presence, or social media presence, yet they gather millions of customers. reply
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by ashwin_krish 14y ago
@kshatrea : Very true. I cant agree on that more. The angle I was looking for was more on how one can achieve heavy success rate without the modern corporate structure or the contemporary methods of marketing. reply
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The unstructured billion rupees firms of India(uncannydesign.wordpress.com)
68 points by ashwin_krish 14y ago|25 comments
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by ashwin_krish 14y ago
Going along with grlthgn, The bigger problem with 'Doing what you love' is most times, we are not aware of what we love. It is just impossible to find what you love. Sometimes the thing we love is short lived. This leads us to the next ques