by DizzyNuggetStudent
SnoozyPotato
Mamaearth: you don't need a good product to win in the market
I am almost convinced that chasing excellence in terms of products and deliverables is just not what makes you stay in the market. None of the people in my circle are finding mamaearth products good enough, but look at the size of the company. What we are missing out??
7mo ago
Talking product sense with Ridhi
9 min AI interview5 questions
GoofyCupcake
Microsoft7mo
They bought celebrities to push out product like they were revolutionary. And dumb followers of these celebrities bought these products because they don't know any better.
That's mamaearth's entire existence in a nutshell
SnoozyPotato
Stealth7mo
and now with shit loads of money they can create best products if they want. so this works as existential strategy. right?
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The question I guess, we all should be asking, is why was this a $1Bn company so far? If it's a $1Bn consumer brand,...
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by FluffyCupcakeProduct Manager
India card to justify anything/everything
The problem with such founders is - They will try to play “Indian brand” card as reasoning for over-priced IPO but the majority of issue was secondary sale. A minor part will go into the “so-called” Indian brand and it’s expansion.
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by SnoozyUnicornStudent
Is Mamaearth another story of VCs making a shit ton of money at the expense of retail investors ?
There’s no way MamaEarth is worth 10,000 crores, I mean their products are shit, they don’t even manufacture their own products, they don’t have any patents. It’s essentially just a marketing company who have managed to sell mediocre pro...