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  • Milky Mist: A 2000-Crore Success Story | Tamil Nadu’s Pride

    Milky Mist: A 2000-Crore Success Story | Tamil Nadu’s Pride

    This is the inspiring story of Satish Kumar, a 17-year-old who, with no money or brand value, turned his family’s small milk business into a 2,000-crore dairy empire, Milky Mist, in one of the most competitive industries. Despite the overwhelming presence of giants like Amul, Satish built a thriving business in the Indian dairy market—a…

  • Byju’s Failure vs. Physics Wallah’s Success | Lessons to Learn

    Byju’s Failure vs. Physics Wallah’s Success | Lessons to Learn

    The Indian Edtech industry saw a meteoric rise during the pandemic but is now facing severe financial and operational challenges, with Byju’s being one of the biggest casualties. Byju’s over-expansion and high customer acquisition costs led to its downfall, while companies like Physics Wallah thrived by staying lean and focusing on value-driven, cost-effective education. Byju’s…

  • How Coca-Cola Outmaneuvered Pepsi | A Strategy Kingpin

    How Coca-Cola Outmaneuvered Pepsi | A Strategy Kingpin

    In 1992, Pepsi launched Crystal Pepsi, a revolutionary product intended to capitalize on the “clear craze” sweeping the United States. Crystal Pepsi recorded impressive initial success, generating $474 million in sales in its first year and capturing 2.4% of the U.S. soft drink market. However, this seemingly invincible product failed spectacularly within just nine months.…

  • How Taylor Swift Built a Billion-Dollar Brand

    How Taylor Swift Built a Billion-Dollar Brand

    Taylor Swift’s journey from a 14-year-old with big dreams to a billionaire is not just a story of musical success but a masterclass in personal branding, business acumen, and resilience. She combined her musical talent with strategic decisions, enabling her to stay relevant for over two decades while building a fiercely loyal fanbase. Introduction: Taylor…

  • How Emirates Airlines Thrives Than Other Airlines

    How Emirates Airlines Thrives Than Other Airlines

    Emirates Airlines has consistently outperformed its global competitors, maintaining profitability for 35 of its 38 years in operation. In contrast to many airlines that are grappling with bankruptcy, Emirates has thrived, thanks to a combination of strategic location, cost management, and innovative practices. Introduction: Emirates in the Global Airline Industry In an industry where many…

  • How Dr. Velumani Built Thyrocare to a 3000 Crore Company

    How Dr. Velumani Built Thyrocare to a 3000 Crore Company

    Dr. Velumani’s journey of building Thyrocare into a ₹3,000 crore company began in 1995 with just ₹1.1 lakh in savings. His strategy was to make diagnostic testing affordable, scalable, and automated. Thyrocare focuses on preventive healthcare and biochemistry testing, which allowed for automation and efficient logistics. By centralizing testing with a hub-and-spoke model and using…

  • Rapido is Disrupting Ola and Uber’s Duopoly

    Rapido is Disrupting Ola and Uber’s Duopoly

    Rapido, the bike taxi service, has strategically positioned itself as a leader in the Indian market, successfully competing against giants like Ola and Uber. Despite numerous bike taxi startups failing, Rapido has carved out a niche by identifying key gaps in the market and leveraging India’s vast two-wheeler population. Introduction: The Rise of Rapido Launched…

  • Voltas: the King of the Indian AC Market | A Ratan Tata Strategy

    Voltas: the King of the Indian AC Market | A Ratan Tata Strategy

    Voltas, a Tata-backed brand, went from near extinction to becoming the market leader in India’s air conditioner (AC) industry. This incredible turnaround resulted from a strategic transformation led by Ratan Tata and the Tata Group. In this case study, we’ll explore how Voltas revived its brand, dominated the market, and what growth and performance marketing…

  • Boat’s Growth and Marketing Strategy | The Headset Ruler

    Boat’s Growth and Marketing Strategy | The Headset Ruler

    In just five years, Boat has grown into one of the most popular audio brands in India, becoming a market leader in the hearable segment. As of 2021, Boat holds an impressive 35.8% market share in the true wireless stereo (TWS) market, which is more than the next three competitors combined. With revenues crossing ₹1,500…

  • Byjus: The Rise and Fall of India’s Edtech Giant

    Byjus: The Rise and Fall of India’s Edtech Giant

    In 2011, Byju’s was born as a tutoring startup with only 25 students but grew to become one of India’s most celebrated edtech companies. It revolutionized digital learning by offering app-based educational content, and at its peak, Byju’s reached 150 million users, with a valuation of $22 billion in 2021. The startup was lauded as…