Choosing the right co-founder, building AI models, and more conversations.
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Navanee Viswa shares the business impact of the ‘Share of Search’ metric in his latest video. Now, here’s why the video is effective:
Next up, Abhishek Vyas talks about the eight key metrics for every business in this post. His approach works because:
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U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a 100% tariff on “any or all movies coming into the country (U.S.) that are produced in foreign lands”. The immediate effects could include a decrease in theatrical releases and tighter profit margins for producers, say executives.
According to you, how will this impact the Indian film industry? Share your take.
Loans against gold jewellery became the fastest-growing consumer credit segment in FY25, RBI data shows. It outpaced home and vehicle loans, as well credit card and personal loans.
Why are more people opting for gold loans? Chime in.
In India's effort to build AI models, languages can be a distraction, says Fractal's Srikanth Velamakanni. "The real issue of building foundation models is not about language capability, but about knowledge and action in the real world," he says.
What should India consider while building homegrown AI models? Share your thoughts.
More Indian consumers are now choosing to buy smaller packs of beauty products, The Times of India reports. Mini packs are affordable, offer consumers flexibility to try new products, make it easy for on-the-go consumption, and allow them to experiment," says Sunanda Khaitan, VP at Lakme.
In what ways has the beauty and personal care sector evolved in recent years? Join in.
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Time-saving and an opportunity to assess communication skills — more employers are considering group job interviews, Flourish’s managing director Sarah Skelton shares with the Fast Company. So, how can candidates navigate the process? Think of it as an opportunity to build your network, and view other candidates as peers and not competition, she says.
What are some other ways to stand out? Share your take with a post.
Establishing boundaries at work is essential to protect your well-being and prevent burnout, executive coach Melody Wilding shares with CNBC Make It. To go about it, she recommends using tools like status updates, and adding buffer time in your schedule.
How can professionals get better at enforcing boundaries? Share your thoughts.
What should founders consider while selecting co-founders for their startup? " You want to ensure that the person you work with has the same world view as you," says Anupam Mittal, Founder and CEO of People Group and Shark Tank India Judge. Tune in to the video as he shares what else to keep in mind.
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2moGrateful for this edition of #LinkedInInsiderIndia it’s a goldmine for founders like me navigating early-stage brand and content building. Loved how Navanee Viswa and Abhishek Vyas focused not just on sharing knowledge, but on how they structured that knowledge. Clear, credible, and curiosity-driven content always wins. As the founder of Vitalyzer, a health-tech product in the preventive diagnostics space, I’m learning how important it is to not just build, but also communicate clearly, consistently, and with context. Curious to learn from others: 👉 How are you using data + storytelling to increase trust in your content?
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3moThank you for sharing the LinkedIn Insider India newsletter! It's always exciting to see how professionals are leveraging LinkedIn to share valuable insights and foster community engagement. Navanee Viswa's approach to discussing the 'Share of Search' metric is a great example of how data-driven content can enhance credibility and spark interest. Similarly, Abhishek Vyas's post on key business metrics demonstrates the power of well-structured, actionable content in educating and engaging an audience. The trending topics section provides a fantastic opportunity for professionals to contribute their perspectives on current issues, from the impact of tariffs on the film industry to the evolution of the beauty sector with mini products. These discussions not only allow for knowledge sharing but also help individuals establish their voice in their respective fields. Additionally, the editorial opportunities related to career and marketing are invaluable for those looking to make their mark on LinkedIn. Whether it's navigating group interviews, setting workplace boundaries, or selecting the right co-founder, these topics are highly relevant and can resonate with a wide audience.
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4moAs a freelance graphic designer, you likely wear many hats — from creative work to client management and marketing.
Graphic Designer & Product Photographer | Sales Officer and react developer
4moEveryone is trying to compete with AI, an intelligence that’s virtually infinite. Instead, we should focus on making it our friend—like Jarvis for Tony Stark or Karen for Spider-Man. It might sound like science fiction, but this is the future. We can't beat it, so why compete with it?