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Rajesh Jain

Marketing, Entrepreneurship, India

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  • Emergic.org (1997-2012)
  • Politics and Prosperity (2018)

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About Rajesh

I am a tech entrepreneur based in Mumbai, India. I was a pioneer in Asia’s dotcom revolution, creating IndiaWorld, India’s first Internet portals in the late 1990s. I then started Netcore, which is today Asia’s largest marketing technology company.

In between, from 2012-2019, I worked as a political and prosperity entrepreneur - Niti Digital and then Nayi Disha, which championed the Dhan Vapasi idea. A new initiative I have started is Prashnam, India’s first AI-powered feedback engine. Another initiative of mine is IndiaVotes, India's largest elections data site.

Here is my full profile.

I have been writing daily since April 2020. My blog with writings between 1999-2012 is at Emergic.

My weekly web shows: hippoBrain and MartechBrain.

You can email me at rajesh@nayidisha.com

Collections

MARKETING
MyToday: Magic of Micro Emails
Prashnam: The Story and the Science
How Velvet Rope Marketing can transform Customer Loyalty
Rethinking Referral Marketing
The One Number to Predict Profits
Becoming Chief Profitability Officer
Velvet Rope Marketing

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
My Proficorn Way 61-65
My Proficorn Way 56-60
Building an Enduring Great Company
My Proficorn Way 51-55
My Proficorn Way 46-50
My Proficorn Way 41-45
My Proficorn Way 36-40
My Proficorn Way 31-35
My Proficorn Way 26-30
My Proficorn Way 21-25
My Proficorn Way 16-20
My Proficorn Way 11-15
My Proficorn Way 6-10
My Proficorn Way 1-5
Proficorns vs Unicorns
Building a Proficorn

INDIA
Talk Radio: Voice of the People
Sabhas: Powering the Indian Revolution
Circles: Starting the Indian Revolution
India needs a Debating Culture
Nations, Leaders and their Decisions
The Revolution India Needs
Dhan Vapasi: The Treatment India needs to Recover from the Crisis
Who will elect India’s leaders – we or Xi? The answer lies in EVMs
How  the Pandemic  will drive Digital Politics
Why China Can Kill and India Cannot
India needs War Cabinets
India's Mission 10-20-30
Liquidating Lutyens’ Delhi
India's UBI Moment
India's Two Futures
Unlock India

PERSONAL
Looking Back, Looking Forward
Six Months of Blogging and Lockdown
Restarting Blogging

Interviews and Talks

MARKETING
Market Movers Conversation on VRM (Jul 2020)
VRM discussion on Email Unplugged podcast (Jul 2020)
Exchange4Media Interaction (Jun 2020)
Webinar: Velvet Rope Marketing (May 2020)
Impact magazine (May 2020)
Knowledge@Wharton (Feb 2020)

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Conversation with Ajay Row on My Entrepreneurial Learnings (Nov 2020)
JITO Talk on Entrepreneurship and Proficorns (Oct 2020)
Webinar: Accelerating Beyond Covid (Apr 2020)
YourStory (Dec 2019)

INDIA
Conversation with Vijay Rana: How to reboot post-Covid Indian economy (Nov 2020)
Conversation with Ashraf Engineer (Oct 2020)
Prashnam: Conversation with Sujit Nair (HW News) (Oct 2020)
EVMs: Conversation with Sujit Nair (HW News) (Aug 2020)
Mission 10-20-30 (May 2020)
The Seen and the Unseen (Nov 2018)

Categories

  • Entrepreneurship
  • General
  • India
  • Marketing
  • Thinks

Conversation with Ajay Row on My Entrepreneurial Learnings

Ajay Row speaks to me in a 2-part MartechBrain series on my entrepreneurial learnings. Great questions from Ajay which brought out the best in me!

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