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Google Shares will now be Alphabet Shares. The birth of Alphabet for Google has allowed the tech giant to increase its overall market by 6% which means Google is now $ 20 billion richer. . . 👉 Follow @absolutei.in for more insights 👥 Tag someone who needs this 🔔 Turn on post notification 👩💻 Save to see later again . . #brandingtips #brandtaglines #brandfacts #brands #brandname #branding #brand #brandmodel #brandinspiration #brandmanager #brandbuilder #brandcoach #brandpromoter #brandedmirror #brandcontent #brandlove #brandlaunch

🌟 What If Success Isn’t About Being First? We’re constantly told to hustle, innovate, and be the first to market. But here’s a counterintuitive thought: What if being first doesn’t matter as much as being the best at improving what already exists? Think about it: Google wasn’t the first search engine. Yahoo and AltaVista were dominating the space. Google won by simplifying and improving the experience. Facebook wasn’t the first social network. MySpace was everywhere. Facebook succeeded by focusing on user engagement and scaling better. Even Apple didn’t invent the smartphone—they perfected it. 💡 The Truth About Timing: Being first often means making mistakes. Being second (or third) gives you the advantage of learning, adapting, and improving on what others have already done. 🌟 A New Perspective: Maybe success isn’t about rushing to the front—it’s about observing, learning, and entering the race at the right time, with the right improvements. 🚀 Your Turn: What’s one area where you see room for improvement? Is there an idea, product, or process you think could be perfected? Let’s brainstorm—your next big move might be waiting there. #Success #Innovation #Timing #GrowthMindset #BusinessLessons

Do you have a growing business? Learn from Google’s Shift to Alphabet Google’s rebrand to Alphabet is a stellar example of rebranding for growth. This strategic move highlighted their expansion into new sectors like AI, health tech, and self-driving cars, giving each project the space to thrive. By separating core operations from innovative ventures, they created clarity and focus, making investors very happy. Feeling like your brand is a bit of a jumble? Let’s discuss your brand with our "30 for 3" offer: 30 minutes of free consultation for three takeaways that will transform your business. Let’s chat! #Branding #Rebrand #Alphabet #Google #BusinessStrategy #Innovation #Growth

🚀 #InnovationInsights 🚀 Exploring the cautionary tales of top companies that faced the consequences of resisting innovation. 🤔 Here's a glimpse at the top 10 companies that failed to adapt: 𝐁𝐥𝐨𝐜𝐤𝐛𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫: Ignored digital streaming, leading to its downfall against competitors like Netflix. 𝐁𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐫𝐲: Once dominant, but failed against Apple and Android due to lack of advanced features. 𝐍𝐨𝐤𝐢𝐚: Global leader in mobiles but struggled with the smartphone revolution, losing significant market share. 𝐊𝐨𝐝𝐚𝐤: Missed the digital photography trend, facing a loss of market relevance and bankruptcy. 𝐗𝐞𝐫𝐨𝐱: Pioneered in photocopiers but missed innovation in personal computing and printing markets. 𝐑𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐨𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐜𝐤: Couldn't compete with larger rivals, failing to innovate its business model. 𝐌𝐲𝐒𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐞: Lost ground to Facebook due to a stale user interface. 𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐬: Failed to innovate in both brick-and-mortar and online presence, resulting in financial troubles. 𝐓𝐨𝐲𝐬 "𝐑" 𝐔𝐬: Couldn't keep up with online retailers like Amazon, facing declining sales and bankruptcy. 𝐘𝐚𝐡𝐨𝐨: Once dominant but couldn't innovate against competitors like Google. 📌 Learn from their mistakes! Continuous innovation is the key to staying relevant in the ever-evolving business landscape. 💡 #BusinessInnovation #LearnFromThePast #InnovateOrFadeAway

🔍 Why Google Glass Struggled to Gain Market Traction 🔍 Lessons from a pioneering product that couldn’t find its footing. While Google Glass was undeniably innovative, its Go-to-Market (GTM) strategy struggled for several reasons: 1- Timing Misalignment: Google Glass was introduced as a mass consumer product before the market was ready. By targeting niche applications—such as industrial uses or augmented reality in specific sectors—they could have validated the product's value and built initial traction. 2- Price Barrier: At a staggering $1,500, the cost deterred potential users who didn’t see immediate, compelling benefits. A more accessible price point might have encouraged broader experimentation. 3- Privacy Concerns: The always-on recording feature sparked significant privacy concerns, hampering societal acceptance and widespread adoption. Key Takeaway: An effective GTM strategy hinges on precise timing, thoughtful pricing, and a comprehensive understanding of your audience. Without these elements, even the most innovative products can falter. #GoToMarket #GTM #Sales #Strategy #ProductManagement #Innovation #Entrepreneurship #Google

🚀 The Secret Behind How Google Ships Products Faster 🚀 A few years ago, I stumbled upon something that completely transformed how I facilitate product development—#Design #Sprint. Before discovering this tool, building products felt like a long marathon of trial and error, full of delays and uncertainty. Then came the Design Sprint—a process Google uses to ship products in just 5 days. Suddenly, innovation became a focused sprint, not a marathon. Here’s why it works:   🔹 #Speed: From idea to prototype, it delivers results fast—no wasted time.   🔹 #Focus: It pinpoints the biggest challenges and turns them into opportunities.   🔹 User-Centric: Built around real user feedback, ensuring every product is market-ready. This process changed everything for me. Now, I help teams crush #months of work into just #days, driving real solutions and real success. Ready to sprint your way to innovation? Let’s make it happen. 💡 #DesignSprint #Innovation #Google #ProductDevelopment #GameChanger

𝗚𝗢𝗢𝗚𝗟𝗘! Alphabet (Google) is the 4th biggest company in the world with market capitalization of ~$2.19 trillion. It works on "𝙁𝙧𝙚𝙚𝙢𝙞𝙪𝙢" model where basic services are free to use for all the users while there is an option to upgrade to premium model which bears the cost. ~95% of the users are into no cost services. So, the ❓ is where does the google generate its revenue. Go through the slides to get insights... ⬇ Mayank Aggarwal #google #revenue #insights #knowledge #success #growth #mindset #futurism #technology #management #innovation #markets #leadership

I could not sleep so, here it is my sorry not sorry post! 🚨... If you're a tech founder or better say #businessowner treating marketing like an expense you’re trying to minimize, but expecting to become the next unicorn 🦄... time for a reality check! 🛑 📢 Marketing isn’t a cost—it’s an investment! It’s like trying to launch a rocket with just enough fuel to get off the ground( inspired by Elon). You won’t reach your goals if you’re only half-committed! 💡 Take any big tech success story: Apple, Google, Tesla—they didn’t just build great products, they invested in creating a brand. It’s what turned them into global giants! Want to disrupt the market but you dont know where to start? PING me, I can help you figure it out! #TechMarketing #ROI #GrowthHacking #InvestSmart #UnicornDreams

Don’t delay, GET feedback... I've been reading recently a lot about developing and releasing products and the most stressed thought was: when developing a product, it’s essential not to wait until it’s fully complete or significantly advanced before seeking customer feedback. Early input is crucial because what you think works might not resonate with the market. To avoid costly mistakes, launch as soon as possible and gather real feedback from your target audience. This insight will help guide your product’s development in the right direction, ensuring it aligns with actual customer needs and expectations. A notable example of failing to gather early feedback is Google Glass. Google invested heavily in this product without properly understanding customer expectations or market demand. They launched a nearly finished product before collecting adequate feedback, and when it finally hit the market, it failed to meet user needs and faced a major backlash. Had they involved users earlier in the process, they could have identified key issues and adjusted their product to better suit their audience, potentially avoiding the product's commercial failure. #product #engineering #release #development