Brand and Marketing | Pranayna Kc | Ep 115 | Daraz | Head of Marketing | Anup Ghimire

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Guest: Pranayna Kc
Head of Marketing at Daraz
Linkedin: / pranayna-kc-44kc
Host: Anup Ghimire
Founder and CEO at Viewfinders
Linkedin: / anup-ghimire-9366aa5a
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[@rupeshnpl4915]

thank you Anup and Pranayna for sharing such a insightful content. hopefully more nepali women will come onboard ,talks knowledge, be reasearch oriented , beautiful and outspoken as she is.

[@rahulshakya2261]

Is it only me or is Anup really a guy who asks on point practical questions? Regular watcher of this podcast only because of the host!

[@pranaynakc]

He is good isnt he! Kept me on my toes.

[@mayaupadhyay2167]

True..

[@Theproductive_Abhishek]

mind blowing. thanks cause i got chance to learn a lot. i am 17 and i got more optimistic to break the traditional matrix about learning. being so young is diffucult to understand these things . i believe aahile navayeni ek din ma bujhney vaye paxi feri full video herna aauney xu.

[@pranaynakc]

So glad to read your comment. I hope you keep learning and growing. You got this 💪🏽

[@narensingh7847]

Thankyou for such a wonderful podcast❤❤❤..

[@kiranrai7764]

Amazing episode. Btw Dokodeals started affiliate in 2021.

[@bipinbhurtel3024]

What you do to solve your problem is self realization and what you do to solve peoples problem is business.

[@amulbaidya1326]

This is a good one :)

[@sadikshyapoudel-fv9nz]

i feel so glad to watch this episode after Ananta cause ananta sir wala episode chai ekdamai patience vaera herna sunna pareko thiyo . Here this one goes on ekdam dami flow ma.

[@pranaynakc]

🎉 glad to read this 🙏🏽

[@norbu7554]

Very inspirational

[@pranaynakc]

Very grateful

[@trillionairemindset2830]

I watch and follow lots of international channels I didn't know this kind of Nepalese channel is there for young entrepreneurs ❤️😋

[@pranaynakc]

Absolutely! Anup is a gem!

[@nabin_neupane]

Amazing!

[@tseringlama4254]

I loved it

[@pranaynakc]

🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@manishbasnet1605]

Loved it!

[@pranaynakc]

🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@VivekSingh-cy2wg]

Insightful

[@pranaynakc]

🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@sujandhakal2587]

Great video that will motivate lots and lots of people. I just want to suggest or give my point of view in making daraz or any other e-commerce more to the consumer of Nepal. The most important things that you guys need to build is the trust of any consumer. I usually check darz for price but I have never in my life purchased anything mostly because of the trust. It's not only the responsibility of the daraz but all the brands to take experience online built something like Amazon. Also I have heard about Blinkit a quick commerce which can be implemented in metro city like Kathmandu vally and Bharatpur etc. You have been in market for really long time to gain trust of any consumer.

[@bipinbhurtel3024]

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[@sudipmaharjan3460]

GUNNERS

[@pranaynakc]

💪🏽💪🏽

[@jenighale7132]

🌙

[@Gimel6786]

Who can be the best marketing person , I am looking for someone. Can you help my guys. Thank you

[@rajendra-2023]

KZbin, Tiktok, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram are very different platforms, and they have different effects on the consumers.

[@buddhas_gambit]

Let's get real..

[@purupokharel488]

Informativ podcast!! Sanjog koirala lai bolaunu paryo

[@pranavpradhan1342]

Bro, you need to work on your marketing. The content is good but k ho yo view. Sushant pradhan and Gupta started long before you. Time to raise your game seriously!

[@pusparazs]

yes sahi ho

[@Yash-jp6xh]

View bhanna le? Camera ko view? Or his thoughts?

[@melinakhadka5028]

❤️

[@itsmeadii259]

Invite her Again 🔥🔥🔥

[@pranaynakc]

Waiting 😂

[@AbhishekGupta-dk2ho]

Daraz affiliate marketing is a big No No. Every conversion commission is capped $10.

[@aalokmallik7995]

Jeevee is already there mate

[@sadhanasapkota8975]

Please invite her again hehe 😄

[@pranaynakc]

Will he though 😊

[@heemalgrg44]

We all should stop listening to that Pranayna aunti living rent free

[@GRauniyar]

Why why English