I argued that India needs an Indian answer to the current marketing and distribution landscape. I said Indian startups and entrepreneurs cannot spend all their marketing and distribution money on Meta and Google forever, and pointed to @FinFloww as research. The captured post does not specify what alternative I have in mind or what the linked research covers.
I said Indian startups and entrepreneurs cannot spend a 100% of their marketing and distribution money on Meta and Google forever.
A separate captured exchange on the same topic contains link-only replies to @nikhilkamathcio. The claim about needing an Indian answer and reducing reliance on Meta and Google is in @nikhilkamathcio’s quoted post, not established as my own view by those replies. The captured links do not reveal their contents.
On 2022-11-10, I observed that people around me were spending more time than ever on Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, and asked whether others saw the same trend in their social circles. I also noted that Meta had “corrected 75 percent” and asked whether separating its metaverse pursuits from social media might be one way forward. This was a question, not a reported company decision; I did not specify what the 75 percent measured or over what period.