For Uber Eats, the late entry in the Indian market might be a disadvantageous factor, but its exit is more of a strategic failure. The market has accepted another late entrant in the online ordering space. Since the inception of its operations in 2014, Swiggy has made its way to a billion-dollar valuation in four years, forcing Zomato, started in 2008, to play as catch-up.
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There is no scientific process, no algorithm, to inspire you to do something extraordinary unless you do what you feel like doing.
The Eight Factors of Persistence
The mind absorbs and becomes a part of the daily experiences upon which it feeds.
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Search engines have two primary functions: crawling and building an index, and providing search users with a ranked list of the websites they’ve determined are the most relevant. Great Content encourages people to link to your pages and shows Google your pages are exciting and reliable. This leads to a successful SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMISATION because Google wants to show interesting and authoritative pages in its search results.
“50% Frightened: 50% Excited,” 6 remarkable quotes of Duncan Wardle at South Summit 2018
Duncan Wardle is former vice president of innovation and creativity at Disney, the world’s most creative organization, the Walt Disney Company. He now serves as an independent innovation and design thinking consultant, helping companies embed a culture of innovation and creativity across their organization.
Psychology of Pricing: The Decoy Effect
Have you ever thought of pricing beyond cost + margin?
Did you ever notice the way you make decisions by available choices?
Did you ever feel curious when a book judged by its compelling cover became a boring read?
Have you ever thought why a shirt is priced at 2999 instead of 3000?
