GoofyWalrus
GoofyWalrus

Downfall of Barbershop with Shantanu?

I started hating his podcast after Razorpreneur, it was more like ameero ka Vivek bindra lol

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ZoomyMuffin
ZoomyMuffin

Nothing to do with Razorpay?

JazzyBoba
JazzyBoba
Zomato17mo

Bhai to majdoori me kaafi busy thaa 😂

JazzyBoba
JazzyBoba
Zomato17mo

Razors ..... Gillette waale 🫠

JumpyHamster
JumpyHamster

(Wild Assumptions)

They wanted to build a cheap distribution channel to sell razors and create brand awareness but it didn't help it seems.

Brand awareness is one things, wining trust by usage is another.

Once they had enough audience. The podcast ka PnL was looking bad as he was spending companies money so he had to make up the revenue which the board may have questioned.
Razorprenuer may have been a Idea to recover that podcast Capex, Which might have back fired.

GoofyWalrus
GoofyWalrus
Jio17mo

@Indiecrypto Super wild assumptions, Shantanu seems a decent man with good intentions with lack of direction currently lol

JumpyHamster
JumpyHamster

100 agree, hence saying that one decision went south

JumpyBiscuit
JumpyBiscuit

Totally with you. I stopped following it after the Razorpreneur thing that they pulled off.

But to their credit they tried something new. Not sure what were they trying to achieve with it and how successful it was.

But yeah the fatigue took over and stopped watching it post that

GoofyWalrus
GoofyWalrus
Jio17mo

@GiftedTaste Yes man, I feel Shantanu should understand this

JumpyBiscuit
JumpyBiscuit

Samajh gaya na. Preneur band karke he has gone back to OG ways.

Also Kamaths podcast is eating into his audience's watch time

DancingDonut
DancingDonut

Is it going down? I never understood the USP of this company.

GoofyWalrus
GoofyWalrus
Jio17mo

@DarkerKnight Ha na competitors are better

SquishyBanana
SquishyBanana
Fisdom17mo

Most Indian podcasts are low on intellectual effort and merely serve for creating clout for the host

SillyJellybean
SillyJellybean

Disagree, selling something IRL is very difficult. Have done it firsthand, only those who have tried it will know.

Many of them still managed to tap into their own networks but plenty of them sold razors to strangers face to face. It takes a lot of effort and will to do that and teaches you a lot about people, business, economics and life in general.

His newer podcast guests don't interest me as much as the previous ones did, but i still watch occasionally. Reliance retail one was quite interesting.

SparklyDumpling
SparklyDumpling

He is ex mackenisy. If he can't crack market.then i don't know who can.

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