Curbs or restriction or regulations on Social Media by Government in the world by Kushal Soni - 3 year ago | 982 As Social media is becoming more and more powerful, governments are developing policies to either control, regulate or curb social media completely. 1. Germany's NetzDG law came into effect at the beginning of 2018, applying to companies with more than two million registered users in the country. SM Companies had to set up procedures to review complaints about content they were hosting, remove anything that was clearly illegal within 24 hours and publish updates every 6 months about how they were doing. Read more 0 0
Gist of "4 things a service business must get right"- HBR by Kushal Soni - 3 year ago | 928 1. The Offering: Service designers do better to focus on the experiences customers want to have through their offerings.Be clear about which attributes of service the business will compete on. Strategy is often defined as what a business chooses not to do. Similarly, service excellence can be defined as what a business chooses not to do well, by trade off between certain service attributes. 2. The Funding Mechanism: Plan to pay the excellence. The funding mechanism take four basic forms. Two are ways of having the customer pay, and two cover the cost of excellence with operational savings. Below are the four ways listed : Read more 3 1
15 books that a marketer should read -[New] by Kushal Soni - 3 year ago | 1302 Will It Fly? – Pat Flynn The Social Organism: A Radical Understanding of Social Media to Transform Your Business and Life, by Oliver Luckett and Michael J. Casey Blue Ocean Strategy: How to Create Uncontested Market Space and Make Competition Irrelevant, by W. Chan Kim and Renee Mauborgne Read more 2 2
