“Cancel culture,” as a concept, feels inescapable. The phrase has been connected to anything from free speech debates to Bollywood blockbusters; it is often used in news articles and informal social media conversations. It occasionally appears to be all-encompassing, as if all current dialogue must now exhaustingly and continuously lead to either an effort to "cancel" anyone whose beliefs cause controversy or to allegations of cancel culture in action, however unjustified. In this era of content creation a new phenomenon has emerged: the weaponization of cancel culture & the effect of cancel culture can be deep. In today's #BrewYourMarket Podcast, catch up Rakshit & Raginy talk about this culture & analyze its effect in detail. Let us know your opinions in the comment section.

It's challenging to find success in a start-up. But when someone decides to put in the effort and pursue something original, they are just unstoppable. A made-in-India company called "Dabble" was founded in Bangalore. The start-up creates art supplies for young children that are toxic-free and safe for children. Their goal is to encourage creativity and unrestricted expression to spread the joy of art.

Karen Saldanha and Neha Bajaj, Co-founded Dabble after seeing a lack of kid-friendly, toxin-free goods for play and creativity. At NSRCEL, IIM Bengaluru, a women-led start-up is being nurtured. As deal winners on Shark Tank India Season 2, the team also received a grant of Rs 25 lac from the ITBT department of the Karnataka government as well as the Elevate award for innovation.

Want to know the steps that took Dabble up the success ladder, Hear Shashank interview Karen Saldanha & quench your curiosity.

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We all know that Zomato’s s business strategy has changed the food business sector, it's time for a change again. Zomato and other food delivery services have made significant adjustments to their pricing, causing customers to pay more for their orders. In recent months, meal delivery apps have raised their delivery prices, tightened their order cancellation policies, implemented dynamic pricing, and raised the costs of their loyalty programs. The Economic Times has been notified by restaurants that are featured on these platforms that the aforementioned adjustments, together with lower discounts, have hurt order numbers. An analyst informed the newspaper that since October for Zomato. the monthly decline in order numbers is predicted to be between 5 and 6 percent. Want to analyze the effect in depth? Join Shashank & Rakshit in our weekly #HopefullyMarketing podcast. Watch now!