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Business Development Executive (Fresher)

  Job Title: Business Development Executive (Fresher) Location: India (with exposure to global markets) Experience: 0–1 years | Freshers welcome About IHR Insights IHR Insights is a global market research and consulting firm helping organizations make informed strategic decisions through data-driven insights, custom research, and advisory solutions across industries and geographies. Role Overview We are looking for an enthusiastic and self-driven Business Development Executive (Fresher) to support our growth initiatives. This role is ideal for candidates who are keen to build a career in B2B sales, market research, and consulting services with exposure to international clients. Key Responsibilities Identify and research potential clients across industries and geographies Support lead generation through email campaigns, LinkedIn outreach, and calls Assist in presenting IHR Insights’ research and consulting offerings to prospects Coordinate with...

Business Game - Hotels, Houses at every location..

 Business Game - Hotels, Houses at every location.. 

How to Start an E-commerce Business (Step-by-Step)

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  How to Start an E-commerce Business (Step-by-Step) 4 Starting an e-commerce business is a mix of business strategy, technology, and marketing . Below is a clear, practical roadmap—from idea to first sale. 1. Choose a Profitable Niche Focus on a specific problem or audience , not “everything for everyone”. Good niche traits Clear demand (people already searching/buying) Solves a problem or passion-based Not dominated by huge brands Reasonable profit margin Examples Fitness accessories Eco-friendly products Tech gadgets Educational toys Niche fashion (e.g., gym wear, ethnic wear) 👉 Validate by checking Amazon bestsellers, Google Trends, or social media ads. 2. Decide Your Business Model Choose how you’ll sell. Model Description Best for beginners Dropshipping No inventory, supplier ships ✅ Yes Private Label Brand your own product ✅ Yes Wholesale Buy bulk, resell ⚠ Medium Manufacturing Create your own product ❌ Advanced Digital Products Courses, ebooks, software ✅ Very good 3. Fin...

Every successful business solves a problem.

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15 ways to Earn Beyond your salary

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Business for Middle class people

 Middle-class people don’t need huge capital to do business — they need skill + consistency + smart choice . Below is a realistic, low-risk business map you can actually start. 1. Service-Based Businesses (Best for Middle Class) Low investment, fast cash flow. A. Skill-Based (Very Powerful) If you have any skill , monetize it. Tutoring (maths, science, coding) Freelancing (websites, apps, design, SEO, writing) Excel / data work for local businesses Digital marketing for shops Mobile & laptop repair CCTV / Wi-Fi installation 💰 Investment: ₹0–₹50,000 🎯 Profit: High (time → money) B. Local Services (Always Demand) Tiffin / home food service Event decoration Cleaning services Pest control Plumbing / electrical service agency Car/bike washing service 💰 Investment: ₹20k–₹1 lakh 📈 Scalable with workers 2. Small Trading / Reselling Businesses Buy cheap → sell smart. Clothes reselling (Instagram / WhatsApp) Grocery or kir...

Herbalife business

  Herbalife is a global nutrition company , best known for protein shakes, supplements, and weight-management products —and also for its multi-level marketing (MLM) business model. Here’s a clear, balanced breakdown 👇 What Herbalife Is Founded in 1980 Operates in 90+ countries Products include: Meal replacement shakes Protein powders Vitamins & supplements Energy and herbal teas You can buy products directly or through independent distributors . The Business Model (Why It’s Controversial) Herbalife uses MLM : Distributors earn money by: Selling products Recruiting others and earning a cut of their sales ⚠️ This model often leads to problems: Most distributors do not make significant income Earnings depend heavily on recruitment Can create pressure on friends/family 👉 In 2016 , Herbalife paid $200 million to the U.S. FTC and was required to change practices (not declared illegal, but strongly regulated). Are the P...