New Place in Town: Bianco
In a city that is teeming with cafés and restaurants, an establishment like Bianco is a rare find. Located on the post-pandemic, quiet, Ekdalia Road, it is a quaint place, with a wonderful, minimalist woodwork exterior. The space keeps to its aesthetic senses, with the same minimalist approach adorning the interiors.
How brands leverage the pride flag for marketing?
Diversity is being welcomed like never before, from American actress Hari Nef being Elle’s first transgender cover star to the installation of same-sex pedestrian crossing signals for Pride in London 2016. In India, the LGBTQ+ community is a marginalized population that has fought hard to have its views heard and to be acknowledged.
How to set up your homegrown brand?
To effectively counter the demand and production of Fast Fashion products, young entrepreneurs have started developing their idea of homegrown, sustainable brands.
Starting out on Instagram? Follow these steps for success.
Apart from branding, linking up with social influencers to endorse their products, Instagram provides a business with a wide range of avenues to explore.
Are Reviews just Marketing Tactics?
According to a study by the Bazaarvoice network, one product review can result in a 10% increase in sales, and 200 reviews can result in as much as a 44% increase in sales.
Content is the King and Engagement is the Queen
In the content-making industry, quality and visibility both are codependent on each other. Content has been primitive to all art forms and entertainment tabloids since the beginning of their introduction, so has there division for the audience to consume them.
Food delivery and cloud kitchens: An experience amidst COVID-19
Prior to the spread of COVID-19, cloud kitchens were a low-cost alternative chosen by multiple to operate their food business. However, with the onset of new norms in an attempt to maintain social distancing, casual dining entrants have started operating from cloud kitchens.
10 Classical Bengali Movies You Should Watch
Bengali movies date back to the 1890’s when ‘bioscopes’ were first introduced in the theatres of Calcutta. The first Bengali feature film was produced as early as 1918.
Skills you can pick up during summer vacation
Sure, there are games to play, films to watch, and retreat with friends. But there are plenty of prolific things to do in these free times.