Minimalist marketing is showcasing the essential and indispensable attribute of a product or service, which can be easily understood by the buyers.

Recognition by DPIIT under Startup India scheme is no mean feat! Lots of paperwork and innovative idea help make the cut. Sharing our Startup India story…

Who is Bholu? Has he always been a mascot? Or was he designed for a specific occasion? Read his story today!

Fido Dido has travelled an interesting journey from a cartoon sketch to becoming a famous brand mascot. Let’s travel back in time again to see his journey.

Keen is like an automated variant of Pinterest that lets you curate content on subjects of your interest. This blog talks about them in detail.

Social Commerce is a perfect case of versatile selling. Prior to the innovation of the internet, sales were mainly conducted using the telephone, catalog services, door-to-door calls, or via brick and mortar shops. Today more brands than ever are drawing in fans and selling items on Facebook. The reason why Social Commerce is fruitful can be found by taking a look at its history.

Social Commerce is the utilization of websites, for example, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter as vehicles to promote and sell services and products. Social Commerce experts create and post messages and intuitive features that promote online sales and other e-commerce initiatives..

After a long wait, Linkedin has finally released Linkedin Live. Linkedin Live has some great points to watch out for and they are covered in this blog post.

Pay Per Click (PPC) is a way of buying visits to your site, rather than attempting to “earn” those visits organically. Thus, it can be called a model of Internet marketing under which an advertiser pays a fee each time the advertisement is clicked. By following the four basic tips in the section that follows, you will be able to launch a compelling PPC battle that will bring a new audience and a new set of visitors to your site.

PPC means “pay-per-click”. This is a type of advertising wherein you set a spending limit for your advertisements on a given stage, for example, Google or Facebook, and afterward, you only pay for the clicks you receive.