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UDV plans strategy to `connect' with customers
TOP-OF-THE-LINE spirits and wines major UDV India Ltd has zeroed in on a different kind of marketing strategy with a view to augmenting its market share in the country. The subsidiary of Diageo Plc wants to "connect" its brand with customers. ... More

RURAL MARKETING


`Rural consumers look for value products'
SAVVY customers make it difficult for companies to penetrate the country's rural markets for goods and services — estimated at over Rs 50,000 crore annually. To compound the problem for companies, rural consumers are not swayed by ... More
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