Projects for Marketing MBA or PGDM

                           PROJECTS for Marketing Graduates

• Analysis Of Sales Promotion & Advertising Strategy
• Study Of Customer Buying Behaviour (MBA Marketing)
• Advertising Strategy and Effectiveness Of Reliance Communication
• After Sale Services of Automobile Industry (MBA Marketing Project)
• Marketing Strategies of Samsung Electronics With Special Reference to AIR Conditioners
• Comparative Analysis Of Various Brands In Packaged AIR Conditioning Segment a Case Study For Blue Star India Limited 
• Consumer’s Preference For A Brand Of AIR-Conditioner For LG Electronics India 
• Study Of Consumer Perception Towards Two Wheelers- Cooperates
• Study Of Branding Strategy Of Company
• Study On Consumer Awareness (MBA Marketing)
• Study Of Client Acquisition Strategy Of Company
• Study Of Brand Positioning Of Coca Cola 
• A Comprehensive Study Of Marketing Communication Effect On The Consumers
• Study Of CRM Implementation In Company
• Customer Satisfaction in Airtel (MBA Marketing)
• MBA Marketing Project on Marketing Strategies of Airtel 
• Impact Of Media And Advertisement In The Consumer Buying
• Study On Customer Experience With ABC Company 
• Study Of Change In Customer Perception Towards Company
• Study Of Customer Acquisition Through Personal Selling 
• “An Empirical Study of American Express Charge Cards and Credit Cards.”
• Sales Generating Strategies For Outlook Groups Magazines Using Corporate Promotional Activities And Online Internet Marketing
• Study On Impact Of Brand Promotion On Market Performance
• TO Determine The Perception Of Amul Brand Of Chocolates Amongst Chocolates Customers In Delhi / NCR
• Study Of Brand Promotion Strategy Of Company
• An Analytical Study Of The Branding Exercise At Nestle India an Analytical Study On Consumer Behavior For Cadbury’s Dairy Milk In Ncr Delhi
• “An Approach To Understand Market Penetration Strategies By Foreign Brands” A Case Study Of Mcdonalds 
• An Emperical Study To Enhance The Market Share Of Airtel In Dehradun
• Analyse The Consumer Behaviour Of Product – Karbonn Mobiles
• Analysis And Comparative Study Of Leading Brands Of LCD/LED Tv’s With Reference To Samsung Electronics
• Study Of Customer Retention In Idbi Federal Life Insurance Corporation Limited
• Analysis Of Consumer Behavior Towards Share Trading In India Bulls Securities Ltd
• Study On Effect Of Social Media On Business And Marketing Strategy (MBA Marketing)
• Analysis Of Market Potential Of Biotechnology Based Products And Research In Delhi Region”
• Analysis Of Marketing Strategies Adopted By National Fuel Corporation
• Study On Marketing Mix & Competitive Analysis Of “Pure It” (HUL) 
• Analysis Of Stone Crushing Industry With Reference To Tarai Stone Crusher
• Analysis Of The Brand Awareness Of Afl/Wiz & Cash-Consumer Behavior So As To Develop An Efficient Marketing Strategy
• Analysis Of Viewer’s Perception And Satisfaction About Mahuaa Channel In Ncr Delhi
• Study Of Consumer Behaviour Towards Samsung 
• Analytical Review & Analysis Of Marketing Strategy Of Siemens In Consumer Products Segment
• MBA Marketing Project on Marketing Strategies Of Mudra Max
• Study Of Titan Watches Through Brand Repositioning
• To Assess The Market Potential Of Tubeless Tyres And Alloy Wheels In The State Of Haryana (MBA Marketing)
• Study Of Study Of Customers Preferences And Satisfaction Towards Raymond Fabric
• Excellence In Marketing  Application – Success Of Hospitality Sector
• MBA Marketing Project on  Effectiveness of CRM
• Marketing Strategy For A Brand From An Artisanal Cluster The N.I.F.T Cluster Development Initiatives
• Ascertaining Consumer Awareness In Selecting A Logistics Service Provider, Customer’s Brand Recall And Media Preference A Case Study Of Safexpress And GATI
• Study On Effect Of E Marketing On Hotels And Tour Operators
• Impact Of Marketing On Auto-Ancillary SME’s In Delhi 
• To Find The Level of Deployment of it in Automobile and Textile Industry In India
• Competitiveness and Technology a Study of Automobile Sector in India
• Study On Marketing Mix Of Idbi Fedral Life Insurance
• Study Of Customer Satisfaction Towards Online Shopping
• MBA Marketing Project on Marketing Plan To Export Ayurvedic Medicines
• Study on Business – To – Business Branding  in Organization
• MBA Marketing Project on Brand Presentation (Bagpiper)
• Health Insurance-It’s Potential And Distribution Avenues In India
• Consumer Behaviour In General  Insurance Sector 
• MBA Marketing Project on  E- Retailing In India
• Potential Of Export Market In India (Basmati Rice) 
• “Indian Retail Industry – It’s Growth With Special Emphasis On Benetton  It’s Market Perception
• Marketing Strategy Of Berger Paints
• Berger Paints Rangoli Marketing Research Report Product Need And Product Acceptability Of Rangoli
• Study On CRM Planning & Implementation In Company
• Study Of Brand Management And Its Protection 
• Study The Importance Of Branding & Advertising 
• BHARTI TELECOM Beetel Marketing Research Of Bharti Telecom1.
• Project Report On Two Wheeler After Sale Service In Semi Urban Area
• Bhel A Study On Marketing Environment Related To Bhel Thermal Sets.
• MBA Marketing Project on Emerging Trends Of E Rickshaw In Semi Urban Areas
• Bhel Marketing Strategy Of Thesis
• Event Marketing Through Facebook In District Of Rohtas, Bihar
• Big Bazaar Customer Satisfaction Apparels In Big Bazaar
• Big Bazaar Industrial Research Big Bazaar And Subhiksha
• Analysis Of Sales Promotion & Advertising StrategyBiscuit Industry Brand Awareness And Consumer Perception Of Biscuit Industry
• Blog Marketing – A Consumer Perspective THESIS.
• Blue Star  Ltd An Analaysis Of Marketing Strategy Of Blue Star  Ltd.
• MBA Marketing Project on Bokaro Steel Plan Marketing & Job Satisfaction In. 
• BPO E-Enabled Services In India The BPO Industry.
• Industry Business Process Outsourcing (India).
• BPO Market Segment Research For Passenger Vehicles In BPO Industry.
• Brand Analysis In Telecom Industry.
• Brand Awareness of Religare tn the Indian Market.
• Brand Consumption Trend Of Alcoholic Products In Youth And Comparative Study Of MMl Brand.
• Brand Differentiation Strategies Adopted By IBM India (MBA Marketing)
• Brand Equity Analysis In Telecommunication Industry With Special Reference To Airtel In Delhi and NCR.Brand Equity How Merchandising Helps In Building
• Brand Equity Or Retailer Equity
• Brand Extension Indian Market Effectiveness of Brand Extension In Indian Market
• Brand extension of automobile in Indian market 
• Brand Loyalty Measurement In Kids Wear.
• Brand Positioning & Differentiation Strategy Of Volkswagen In India
• Brand Positioning Customers Are Fools Brand Positioning In Fmcg Sector
• Brand Positioning- In Soft Drink Industry (MBA Marketing)
• Brand Preference And Buying A Study On Behaviour For Compact.
• Brand Revival Of Flying Machine Market Research.
• Brand Strategies Of Maruti Suzuki. 
• Brand Strategy Of Reputed Companies.
• Branding & Promotion Strategy Of See-Saw Media Pvt Ltd
• Branding Strategies of Sony Ericsson.
• Brief Study of Indian Cosmetic Industry with Special Reference to Lakme and Revlon. 
• Britannia Dairy Products to Identify The Reasons For Inconsistent Sales Of Britannia Dairy Products
• .Britannia Milk Marketing Strategies Of Britannia Milk Products
• Brokerage Industry Competitors Analysis In Brokerage Industry(MBA Marketing)
• B-Segment Cars In India Study Of Consumer Behaviour Among B-Segment Cars In India
• Budget Hotels Branding As A Marketing Tool For Budget Hotels (MBA Marketing)
• Building Brands With Special Reference To FMCG Sector Effectiveness Of Celebrity Endorsement In Building Brands With Special Reference To FMCG Sector
• Bunker Market In India And Its Global Perspective Of Iocl
• Business Communication Effectiveness

• Fair & Lovely Marketing Strategy Of Fair & Lovely.
• Fan And Switchgear Market Mapping Of Havell’s Fan And Switchgear Division (Eastern Region-Bhubaneswar) (MBA Marketing)
• Fashion Industry Analysis Of Fashion Industry And Merchandising Mix For Casual Brand 
• Fast Food Industry In India. (MBA Marketing)
• Fast Food Quality Dimensions In The Fast Food Sector In India
• Fast food scenario-Mcdonals, Wimpsy, Narula1
• Feasibility Of Tele presence Solutions In India With Specific Reference To Business Octane 
• Feasibility Study For The Launch Of A Kidswear Brand In Delhi. 
• Feasibility Study For Xerox Global Services (XGS) In Major Corporate Accounts In Hyderabad.
• Feedback BRAND PERCEPTION For Feedback Ventures Pvt. Ltd.
• Fena and Its Competitors(MBA Marketing)

• Future Of Low Cost Airlines (Lcc ) 70p.
• Future of Mobile Advertising
• Future of Shopping Mall In Agra. 
• Future Prospects Of Indian Aviation Industry.
• Gallup Ce 11 Module Customer Engagement & Satisfaction Study Of Different Brand.
• Garment Export Potential Of Readymade Garment (Jackets And Blazers) To U.S.A.
• Garment Industry Indian Exports On Cloth Garment Industry. (MBA Marketing)
• Garment Industry Of International Trading Inc.Growth Of Call Centre Industry & Its Future. (MBA Marketing)
• Handicraft Indian Handicrafts A Gate Way To Global Markets.
• Handicraft Industry In India Fashion Of Pearl Academy. (MBA Marketing)
• Handicraft Interim Report -Company New (Marketing).
• Handicraft International Marketing Indian Handicrafts A Gate Way To Global Markets.

• Handicrafts Exports Indian Handicrafts Exports. 
• HCL Emerging Trends In The Computer Notebook Industry For HCL Info Sytems Limited
• HCL Info System Marketing Strategy(MBA Marketing)
• HDFC Bank (Business Banking Division) and Report Our Findings Thereof Conduct Market Research.
• Health Insurance Products in India Analyzing the Emerging Market Of New Health Insurance Products In India.
• Hero Honda Comparative Study of Hero Honda Motors with Bajaj Automobiles Vapush 
• Hero Honda Finding the Gap between Consumer Perception And Brand Positioning Of Hero Honda Bikes
• Hero Honda Marketing Strategy of Hero Honda Final
• Hero Honda-Original Riding the Ups And Downs 
• Potential Of Direct Marketing Strategy On Indian Customers Of Citibank Thesis.
• Potential Of Hollywood Films In India Synopsis Iipm.
• Potential Of Solar Water Heaters In Mitigating Co2 Emissions In Delhi Dissertation Report M.Sc (Energy Systems). (MBA Marketing)
• Power Cables Marketing Thesis 87p.
• Power Tools Industry In India 64p.
• Price War In The Telecom Sector In India Dissertation 158p.
• Print Media A Critique On The Future Of Print Media And An Empirical Study Of The Marketing Strategies Of The Times Group.
• Problem Of Distribution Network For Kotak Life Insurance.
• Problems In Online Market Research In India.
• Product Innovation Strategies In Mutual Funds Industry. (MBA Marketing)
• Product Life Cycle & Consumer Behavior Towards Black Berry Phones In India.
• Product Promotion & Customer Behaviour For Hcl Laptops.
• Promotional Activities For Fortis Health World And.
• Promotional Effectiveness Of Major Companies In The FMCG Sector.
• Psu Bank Improving Customer Service In PSU Banks In Delhi Executive Summary PSU (MBA Marketing)
• PSU Bank Improving Customer Service In Psu Banks In Delhi.
• Public Attitude towards Advertising In Northern India.
• Punjab National Bank, Banking Industry In India. 
• Pvr Marketing, Branding And Communicating Studying The Perception Of People About Brand Pvr Vis-À-Vis Its Competitors.(MBA Marketing)
• Quality Assurance And Customer Satisfaction In Maxim Tours Pvt Ltd.
• Real Estate Commercial Industry under Real Estate Sector. 
• Real Fruti Jouice Advertisement & Sales Promotion Real Fruit Juice
• Rebranding Strategies of Videocon. (MBA Marketing)
• Red Fm Perception and Position Of Red Fm Among Listeners 76p.
• Reliance Broad Band Marketing Research Analysis Of “Reliance Broad Band Services” 
• Reliance Broad Band Marketing Research Analysis Of “Reliance Broad Band Services”.
• Reliance Communications Comparative Study To Ananlyse The Telecom Spend Of Amall And Medium Enterprises Vis-À-Vis Solutions Offered By Reliance Communications. 
• Reliance Customer Satisfaction In Reliance Infocomm (CRM). 
• Reliance Fresh Customer’s Satisfaction & Perception towards Reliance Fresh.
• Reliance Fresh Customer’s Satisfaction and Perception towards Reliance Fresh CRM.
• Reliance Impact Of Value Added Services On Mobile Purchase Decisions And Brand Awareness Of Reliance Mobile. (MBA Marketing)
• Reliance Money Effect Of Reliance Money On Stock Market In India.
• Reliance Pco Comparative Analysis Of Business With Other Service Providers At Reliance Communications Ltd.
• Restaurant In Vashi. (MBA Marketing)
• Retail Banking In The Indian Market.
• Retail In Detail.
• Rewards And Recognition At Synovate 
• Robust Growth In The Usage Of Plastic Money.
• Role Impact & Effect Of FMCG Sector On Stock Market.
• Role Of Branding In Industrial Sewing Machine Category – Shomex.
• Sales & Marketing Of Nci Limited In Terms Of Structured Cables.
• Sales Management Strategies In The Pharmaceutical Industry.
• Sales Strategies Of Hero Motor Corp Limited. (MBA Marketing)
• Salt A Growth Plan For Annapurna Salt
• Scenario Changing Software Distribution Scenario & The Emerging Software Marketing Dynamics. (MBA Marketing)
• Scope of Indian Wooden Products in Global Market.
• Scope of SME in the Globalization in Textile Product. 
• Sealants to Asia Pacific Region Export of Automotive Sealants to Asia Pacific Region.
• Shampoos Market Research on Shampoos (MBA Marketing)
• Shift From Commodity Exporters To Full Package Service Providers A Solution To Global Competition.
• Soap Consumer Behaviour Analysis.
• Soft Drinks Coke Sales Promotion of Soft Drinks. 
• Software Launch In Indian Market Role Promotion For Software Launch In Indian Market.
• Strategies Adopted By Cos While Entering Rural Markets.
• Study of Consumer Mindset towards Toilet Soaps Of HUL. (MBA Marketing)
• Study on The Growth Of Smart Phone Segment In India WRT Samsung India Ltd.
• Survey and Marketing Strategies For Indian Liquor Market.
• Survey of The Polyester Yarn Dyeing Industry In Delhi.
• Suzuki Motorcycle Heand Bike (Marketing Industry).
• Taj Hotel CRM & Banqueting And Devising A Data Base Management System  Hotel Taj New Delhi. (MBA Marketing)
• Tata International Ltd Market Analysis And Strategy Of Leather Products At Tata International Ltd.
• Tata Teleservices Consumer Satisfaction with Services of Tata Teleservices.
• Telecom Study Of Mobile Marketing And Its Trends In Global And Indian Scenario Value Added Services (Vas) One97 Is A Full Range.
• Telecommunication Industry Comprehensive Brand Analysis In Delhi
• The Psychology of Consumers. 
• Thomas Cook Competitive Advantage And Customer Preferences Of Thomas Cook India Limited.
• Trading Policies Deficiency In Indian Commodity Market Trading Policies Trends In Indian Carbon Market. (MBA Marketing)
• Ultratech Cement Brand Image and Perception In The Minds Of Dealers Sub-Dealer Retailer And Mason In Ghaziabad. 
• Uplifting Tourism In India With Commonwealth Games – 2010 Thesis.
• Value Chain Perspective On The Economic Drivers Of Competition In The Wireless Telecommunications Industry. 
• Vegetables Fruits And Vegetables And Its Efficiency In India” An Empirical Study Covering Wholesale Markets Of Delhi And Ghaziabad (U.P). (MBA Marketing)
• Vishal Mega Mart the Study of Visual Merchandizing In Vishal Retail Ltd Thesis 162p. 
• Volkswagen Is Known For Its Cutting Edge Advertising.
• What The Role Of Advertising In Converting Low Involvement Products Is Into Big Brands Examine 5 Indian Brands In This Regard.
• Wipro Decision Making Strategies In Wipro New Delhi Institute Of Management.
• Women In Relation To Cosmetics Buying Behavior Of Indian Women In Relation To Cosmetics Thesis 164p. (MBA Marketing)
• Brand Equity of Woodland an Evaluation
• 4P’S of Marketing a Study in Relation to Narayana Overseas (MBA Marketing)
• Study on Brand Management in Company
• Study on creativity in Advertising
• Study on the Effect of Branding in Real Estate Sector on Consumer Purchase Decision Talos Construction
• Marketing Strategy of ACC Limited
• Analysis of Sales Promotion & Advertising Strategy
• Study of Customer Buying Behaviour
• Advertising Strategy and Effectiveness towards company
• Study of Branding Strategy of Company (MBA Marketing)
• Study on Consumer Awareness
• Study of Client Acquisition Strategy of  Company
• Study of Brand Positioning of Coca Cola
• Study of CRM Implementation in Company 
• Study of Change in Customer Perception towards Company

Difference between marketing and selling

Is there a difference between selling and marketing? The answer is yes. A few factors can be used to differentiate the former from the latter.

While selling focuses on the transference of possessions and requires the attention to business in order to increase the sale of a good, marketing focuses on consumer satisfaction and organizational competition through which an organization can be the best at satisfying a customer’s needs.
In selling, the focus is on the product, and in marketing, the focus is on the need of the consumer.
In the former, the approach is from the inside out, starting from the factory where the production begins, and in the latter, the approach is from the outside-in, and the corresponding approach is to evaluate and enhance the target market where the consumer’s needs may be met.

To know how to close the sales: https://travellingabusiness.blogspot.com/2020/03/sales-closing-information-in-this.html

Virtual Teaching and Studying from home(SFH)

As the lockdown relaxes the world over and the educational institutions try to go back to the old norms, the educators of the world need to pause and re-think. Online classes are draining India’s school teachers. Middle school teachers say it is impossible to check whether each student is paying attention and tough to manage the unruly ones. Some high school teachers report being locked out of their e-classrooms by tech-savvy students. At nurseries and kindergartens, teachers fret about quick-to-judge parents joining their toddlers online. The Covid-19 pandemic has forced schools in India to move to virtual classrooms, but the teachers were not prepared for this. Without any training or infrastructure support, school teachers are struggling.

Their issues range from basics like internet connectivity and India’s notoriously undependable power supply to more structural issues such as curriculum and teaching methods. Unruly students are making it worse. Most of teachers of India that they might be from school or college don't have that much amount of experience that they can teach easily, except the teachers of expensive schools and colleges. Also, urban areas having 57% of internet penetration whereas as rural areas are at only 27 % according to IAMAI and the most common problem is connectivity and speed during lockdown speed is decreased by 18 % but this also a global problem as the users are continuously using internet according to news report. Apart from that It issue to understand that to complete the classes students must have sufficient data at affordable price. Electricity is also being the major concern during lockdown and mostly in summer there is power challenges not only in rural areas but some urban areas too. Do we want our education system to settle back into the old mould ? Do we want an education system which is based on the physical age of the students, rather than the talent profile? A system where we try to push for generalized education for all and thereby suppress the specialized talent. Can the world afford this? Especially India where 10 million youth come out of school with identical general education and find a bleak future ahead. Or should we take the opportunity to create an Education system which focuses on creating more innovators than the perfect job seekers. An education system which is inclusive and accessible equally to all without their social status or income profile. While the edu-tech companies are blooming taking this as an opportunity. This lockdown there was a massive increase in the number of users for the. The point they wanted to prove to parents for a long time it,s auto-realized. Probably, sooner we can expect a merger with schools and colleges by edu-tech companies. Looking forward for an advanced education system.

                                                                   

Life After WFH Honeymoon

Is honeymoon over I mean Work From Home.

As millions of employees have been asked to work remotely due to Covid-19, this is no longer a debate.As the number of coronavirus patients swells across the world, the manner in which we work has fundamentally changed. ‘Work from home’ has entered our lexicon and brought with itself new anxieties, as for most people the line between work and home has begun to blur.As we get habituated to work from our homes, we also tend to be distracted by domestic duties. From answering the doorbell, to worrying about daily household chores, the reasons for low productivity are many. Also, there is a tendency to aimlessly browse the internet.

It’s although a reality that after WFH every manager is going to have to face the minute it’s time to call employees back to their desks. Sure, for a brief period there could be a honeymoon stage where employees are happy to be once again interacting face-to-face with adults. But before long, fond memories of autonomously working from home will creep in, especially as work-life becomes more stressful and hectic.

           

                                                                                                                                                                                                    

                                                                                  

Work from home has given us Zoom fatigue, homeschooling young children and working at a makeshift home office are factors combining to make workers yearn for the office, say workplace experts.    

But still few people will believe that you aren’t productive unless you can be seen in the office. I’m not sure if it’s a lack of trust or if it’s a feeling of control? While the changing minds have a feeling that WFH does help with saving money and a better work/life balance when we have long commute times. Managers (especially those previously skeptical of remote working) need to be preparing for a new workforce coming back to the office; one that has tasted the fruits of remote working and won’t easily let it go.

For those of you who are at home (I’m guessing that’s most of you), how are you doing? If you’re like me, maybe you found the transition kind of novel and exciting at first, but now that’s fizzled out. As I said to someone this week, the sweatpants honeymoon is about to over. During WFH there was no physical separation from our work space and our rest space. Sitting on the bed for most of the day makes us forget the association between bed and sleep.  Which results in a bad sleep cycle and lethargy.

COVID-19 has not only affected humankind physically, but also mentally and financially. As the pace of growth of the economy falters, many of us are worried about our jobs. Working from home has meant that we share this anxiety alone, the Damocles' sword of being terminated hanging over us constantly.

How to crack virtual or video interviews?

Virtual job interviews have become the order of the day as people remain home bound. That presents an additional challenge for job seekers: Not only do you have to demonstrate that you are fit for the role, but also recreate a conference room environment to make a good first impression.

The Video and telephone interviews can potentially introduce a range of situations that lead to biases that would not occur if interviewing candidates face-to-face, and there are a number of things that interviewers should be mindful of.  

Here are just a few:

- A candidate not looking at the camera might commonly be mistaken for a lack of engagement, but could simply be due to the fact that if the candidate is looking into the camera, they are not able to see the interviewers on the screen.

-Whilst candidates will be reminded of the need to be somewhere quiet and free from interruptions, in our current situation this will not be possible for everyone. If candidates are interrupted by children, pets or the telephone ringing, this should not be interpreted as being a reflection of their professionalism or evidence of their capability.

- Drawing inferences. There is a natural temptation to make inferences about a candidate’s personality based on the decor of their home which can be viewed from the screen. You should ignore the location and background of where the candidate is joining the interview, and focus only on the candidate’s responses.

Also. these seven simple key pointers to all those wonderful people out there looking for work and going to use the video interviewing process(this goes for both the interviewer and interviewee):

1.  Being on time.  

Check your email 10 - 15 min before the scheduled interview to make sure nothing has changed and make sure to log in 3-5 min before the interview.  

2. Get to know the program or app 

 If you are going to be using something outside of what you are used to.  Try to use it a few times with a friend or relative to understand how it works.  This will help to avoid technical issues on the day of the interview.

3. Dress the best.

This doesn't go away just because you are not physically shaking hands with the interviewer.  Treat the interview with the same professionalism as you would in person.

4. If you can't make the interview for whatever reason... call in advance and reschedule.

5. Choose your space.  You get the opportunity to choose your setting you want to be in for the interview.  You may not be completely comfortable doing the video, but, at least you can choose where to do it at.

6. Avoid distracting locations.  Going with number 5 above, make sure you are at a place where you are not going to be distracted.

7. Stay in place. 

                                          Professional courtesy can go a long way!

How to earn money from home ?

There are, frankly, hundreds of avenues here. You’ll find legit outlets along with many scams when you look online. We strongly recommend that you should stay away from services that allow you to make the initial investment to start using their formula for making money.

Use the time to earn money:

1. Freelancing- 

This is a platform where you can offer varies no. of services for a fixed period with a fee. Work like architecture, content writing , graphic designing and many more things are available online.

You can be your boss; you can work anywhere you like, and you can work according to your schedule. Sign up for freelance jobs on sites like Upwork, PeoplePerHour, Fiverr, etc. Apply to the relevant category, and that’s it. Okay, you’re ready to go.

 

2.Teach online

A lot of students are taking active interest in learning online. Register yourself by uploading profile and giving subject preferences. A listed tutor easrns upto Rs 500 a month.

 

3. Blogging

Bloggers and webmasters are still searching for fresh and exclusive material for their forums and websites. To become an article writer, all you need is strong writing skills, and you should be able to scan the internet to find the right stuff. This is one of the best ways to make money online without paying for anything.

 

4. Get Creative:

Many of us have number of skills and talents which were hidden. You can showcase your talent and put it on social media. If you are good at art and craft you can make recycled products and sell it on various platforms.

 

5. Social Media and Affliated marketing

Affiliate marketing is the easiest way for someone to continue making money online. This needs zero expenditure, so you can use your blog or also your social networking site, such as Twitter, Facebook, to advertise so earn money.

How many times have you seen advertisements on YouTube videos? Until I’ve heard about money-making opportunities through YouTube, and you can earn profits by uploading videos to YouTube.You don’t need to spend much or purchase a good camera or device like that.

 

Ranveer Allabadia and Monk-E

It says that energy attracts. Ranveer Allabadia superlative energy has bought a new change in the minds of many.

When personal branding is becoming the new cool, we got an icon to follow named Ranveer a serial enterprenuer from fitnes coaching, to life coaching he has put a footprint to many youngsters. In this lockdown I guess the best thing we can do is listening to his podcast where some great speakers like Ritesh Agarwal from OYO to Man known as a modern age Chankya from Film Stars to business icons speak their mind, their journey and a lot of learning. Unknowingly or knowingly we gain a lot of knowledge from his podcast.

He is not only a famous YouTuber and influencer. He is also a co-founder of Monk Entertainment.

On his initial days after not getting successful in his idea of Uber for trainers which is basically you can call fitness trainers at home.

Monk Entertainment (as he is deep into meditation) was launched.

Ranveer is a co- founder of it it along with Viraj Seth. Monk Entertainment, a digital company dabbling in multiple domains from content creation to digital talent management, social media management, brand marketing, and video production. In a very short time they had managed to get a good customer base team is already managing some of YouTube India's top talents like BeerBiceps, Be Younick, Flying Beast, Niharika NM, and Aksh Baghla. Companies like Nykaa, Sprite, Skill Share to Uber they gota base worth value. Monk Enteertainments ensured that a bunch of young, passionate trendsetters who are led by some of the most credible names in the industry and provides 360Degree solution to their delighted customers.

Beer Biceps is the YouTube channel with millions of subscribers. Most of the youtubers lack content  Ranveer has made sure every content is different from other and all the content has some learning. While fitness is certainly Ranveer’s forte, over the years, this social media personality has transitioned into several other vlog categories. On his channel, he covers topics as diverse as grooming, fashion, motivation and then positivity, personal finances, and entrepreneurship as well.

From a journey of a fat kid to one of the most popular social media influencers he has inspired the youth with a new direction -to put a first step- do something of value and the world will value you.

Monk Entertainment