List Building: 32 Tactics to Skyrocket Your Email List From 0 (Infographic)
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What is a Business Model? And, How Yours Can be Revolutionary
Article by Eshani Jain. What is a business model? The term business model caught the buzz only a while ago but has been in use since ages. Business models have only recently, become so sophisticated. However the importance of a business model is only increasing day by day. Think – Uber. How does the world’s
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How to SWOT and PESTLE Analyse a Business Plan
Article by Eshani Jain. Got a business idea? Great. But, that’s just the first part of the puzzle of going forward with your startup. If you do not want your startup to blow up in a smoke, you need a real business plan – one that has been vetted by SWOT and PESTLE analysis. A
How Augmented Reality Can Transform Your Startup
Article by Eshita Nandy. Augmented Reality (AR) is taken into account as a way that mixes a live view of varied things in real-time with virtual computer-generated images, creating a real-time ‘Augmented’ experience of reality. It’s been one of the most important sectors of research for many years by scientists. Augmented reality seems like the
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All about Limited Liability Partnerships in India
Article by Varsha Chamakura. Partnership under The Partnership Act, 1932 in business or profession is considered to be the oldest legally accepted organisation, which consists of more than one person. A partner has unlimited liability, but due to advancement in Commerce, its Allied activities growth and the business organisation, the law had to be changed to
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All About Independent Directors under Indian Company Law
Article by Laghima Jain. Independent Directors were introduced in the Companies Act, 2013, after the need for a strong framework of corporate governance arose for better functioning of the company. The Companies Act, 1956 (hereinafter the Act of 1956), never had the provision of introducing an independent director of the company to bring transparency. However,
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How You Can Register Copyright in the US
Article by Pratibha Jha What is Copyright? Copyright also known as Author’s Right, is described as a legal term which means the right that creators have over their work that ranges from artistic to technical drawings. Copyright protects the original works of authorship, more specifically the ‘’form of material expression’’. Although copyright accounts as an
All About Single Letter Trademark under Indian Trade Marks Act, 1999
Article by Sarthak Potdar. Intellectual Property is one of the most essential elements of the modern business. Intellectual property includes copyright, trademark, design, geographical indication, patent, industrial design, integrated circuit, which is a valuable asset of any company. It tries to create healthy competition; the manufacturer and traders can develop their products more effectively, without
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How to to Choose the Right Revenue Model for Your Business
Article by Eshani Jain. Revenue is the income that an organization earns by selling its product or service. Revenue can be generated by a firm from numerous sources in the form of rent, commission, transaction fees, arbitrage, markup, service revenue, product revenue, consulting, brokerage fee, interest, dividend revenue, etc. Generally, revenue streams are categorized into 4
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All About Nidhi Companies in India
Article by Drishti Saigal. With the state of economy, it is the center and lower socio-economic class that have to bear the monetary burden. In such a scenario the ordinary man’s bread and butter is affected as most investments cater to larger amounts. Even the savings in the bank give very little scope for growth.