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Jokes / Re: এক আমেরিকান আর এক বাংলাদেশি
« on: November 23, 2015, 12:19:56 PM »
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Jokes / ব্র্যান্ড - আল হেলাল
« on: November 23, 2015, 12:17:29 PM »
মেয়েঃ আমি সানসিল্কের শ্যাম্পু ব্যবহার করি । তুমি কিসের শ্যাম্পু ব্যবহার কর ?
ছেলেঃ আল হেলালের ।
মেয়েঃ আমি লাক্সের সাবান ব্যবহার করি । তুমি কিসের সাবান ব্যবহার কর ?
ছেলেঃ আল হেলালের ।
মেয়েঃ আমি olay ক্রিম ব্যবহার করি । তুমি কিসের ক্রিম ব্যবহার কর ?
ছেলেঃ আল হেলালের ।
মেয়েঃ আচ্ছা আল হেলাল কি কোন ইন্টারন্যাশনাল ব্রান্ড ?
. . . . .
ছেলেঃ না । আল হেলাল…….আল হেলাল…… আমার রুমমেটের নাম…..
ছেলেঃ আল হেলালের ।
মেয়েঃ আমি লাক্সের সাবান ব্যবহার করি । তুমি কিসের সাবান ব্যবহার কর ?
ছেলেঃ আল হেলালের ।
মেয়েঃ আমি olay ক্রিম ব্যবহার করি । তুমি কিসের ক্রিম ব্যবহার কর ?
ছেলেঃ আল হেলালের ।
মেয়েঃ আচ্ছা আল হেলাল কি কোন ইন্টারন্যাশনাল ব্রান্ড ?
. . . . .
ছেলেঃ না । আল হেলাল…….আল হেলাল…… আমার রুমমেটের নাম…..
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Jokes / মুরগিরা কেন লম্বা হলো না
« on: November 23, 2015, 12:10:05 PM »
শিক্ষক জিজ্ঞেস করলেন পল্টুকে, ‘বল তো পল্টু, মুরগিরা কেন জিরাফের মতো লম্বা হলো না?’
পল্টুর ঊত্তর:
কারণ, তাহলে ডিম মাটিতে পড়েই ফটাস করে ভেঙে যেত।
পল্টুর ঊত্তর:
কারণ, তাহলে ডিম মাটিতে পড়েই ফটাস করে ভেঙে যেত।
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Life Science / Re: জামের যত গুণ
« on: November 23, 2015, 12:02:48 PM »
ট্রাফিক জ্যাম ছাড়া বাকি সব জ্যামই ভালো লাগে 
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Life Science / Re: চকলেট হৃদ্যন্ত্রের জন্য ভালো!
« on: November 23, 2015, 12:01:49 PM »
যাক, চকলেটখোরেরা আরও একটা অযুহাত পেলেন। হ্যাপি চকলেটিং 
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Life Science / Re: ভুঁড়ি নিয়ে চিন্তা !
« on: November 23, 2015, 12:00:40 PM »
আমার টিপ্সঃ সকালে ভারী নাস্তা, দুপুরে মাঝারি লাঞ্ছ আর রাতে অল্প খাওয়া > ভুঁড়ি কমতে বাধ্য!
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Life Science / Re: মধু একটি খুব উপকারী খাদ্য, পথ্য ও ঔষধ
« on: November 23, 2015, 11:59:23 AM »
খাঁটি মধু চেনার উপায় নিয়ে একটু ঝামেলা আছে। সুন্দরবন থেকে আনা মধুতেও দেখছি পিঁপড়া ধরছে
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Life Science / Re: শসার ১০ টি ব্যতিক্রমী ব্যবহার যা আপনাকে অবাক করবে
« on: November 23, 2015, 11:58:03 AM »
শসা শরীরের ওজন কমানোর জন্যও উপকারী
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Life Science / Re: ডাবের ৭ উপকারিতা
« on: November 23, 2015, 11:57:10 AM »
বাজারে সফট ড্রিঙ্কসের মত বোতলজাত ডাবের পানি পাওয়া গেলে ভালো হত
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Life Science / Re: List of life risk occupations
« on: November 23, 2015, 11:56:10 AM »
It compels us to develop robotics more so that robots can replace human beings in order to avoid potential hazards
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Commerce / 6 PITFALLS EVERY BANGLADESHI E-COMMERCE COMPANY SHOULD AVOID
« on: November 23, 2015, 11:50:20 AM »
Led by an entrepreneurial young generation, the e-commerce industry is expanding fast in Bangladesh. The fact that an e-commerce company can be set up without investing in a traditional a brick and mortar storefront, makes matters all the more exciting! While rushing headfirst into this lucrative business green field might appear enticing, a good idea would be knowing which easy pitfalls to avoid.
1. Leaving All Buzz-creating Activities Till Launch Time
You need to create a buzz around your brand from early on, give or take 3-6 months prior to launching. At least start with a facebook page. Post regular, relevant and meaningful contents to entice viewers. When viewers see your products eventually, they will have a high probability of taking action (i.e. purchasing) if they are familiar with your brand.
2. Losing Hope Too Early On
if you really expected your business's bank account to swell within the first week of operation, you were too optimistic. Business builds up slowly. Buyers need to know you first, before they part with cash to obtain your goods. So don't lose hope and stay put!
3.Not Re-confirming Delivery Request with Buyer
Make sure you call your client and re-re-confirm on the day of delivery as well. Otherwise you run the risk of having to resend your courier guys to the same address with the same package on a different day. It's an additional hassle especially in a cash-on-delivery market like Bangladesh, no matter who foots the bill.
4.Underestimating the Power of Offline
Never miss an opportunity to meet your customers in person! Whether you are selling clothing or book or even food, meeting customers is a must. Newcomers in the e-commerce industry struggle to establish their names. A sure way to establish direct contact with the target market is through participation in fairs or other networking events. Bangladeshi customers are still a long way off from blindly trusting an e-commerce company to deliver as promised (and quite rightly so!). Once they see, touch and feel your product physically, they would be more willing to make a virtual purchase from you afterwards.
5. Ignoring Your Own FnF Circle
If you are planning to take your selling-from-living-room business to the next level, against your traditional-minded family's wish, you might be under a lot of pressure to prove yourself. And fast!At a time like this you might be tempted to step out and seek a greater pool of customers outside the existing circle consisting of your aunts, cousins and mom's friends. A good idea is not to alienate these people who have patronised you even if that was out of sheer camaraderie. Rather encourage them to spread the word for you.
6. Waiting for Perfection
Just go ahead and launch! Even if it's a test launch, just do it. Waiting till you have pressed out all the wrinkles and perfected your service/product is likely to take away your conviction. Kick start early on. Ask your own network to pose as customers and test your prototype. Take their feedback. You'll be amazed at the level of improvements you can bring about.
Source: The Daily Star
1. Leaving All Buzz-creating Activities Till Launch Time
You need to create a buzz around your brand from early on, give or take 3-6 months prior to launching. At least start with a facebook page. Post regular, relevant and meaningful contents to entice viewers. When viewers see your products eventually, they will have a high probability of taking action (i.e. purchasing) if they are familiar with your brand.
2. Losing Hope Too Early On
if you really expected your business's bank account to swell within the first week of operation, you were too optimistic. Business builds up slowly. Buyers need to know you first, before they part with cash to obtain your goods. So don't lose hope and stay put!
3.Not Re-confirming Delivery Request with Buyer
Make sure you call your client and re-re-confirm on the day of delivery as well. Otherwise you run the risk of having to resend your courier guys to the same address with the same package on a different day. It's an additional hassle especially in a cash-on-delivery market like Bangladesh, no matter who foots the bill.
4.Underestimating the Power of Offline
Never miss an opportunity to meet your customers in person! Whether you are selling clothing or book or even food, meeting customers is a must. Newcomers in the e-commerce industry struggle to establish their names. A sure way to establish direct contact with the target market is through participation in fairs or other networking events. Bangladeshi customers are still a long way off from blindly trusting an e-commerce company to deliver as promised (and quite rightly so!). Once they see, touch and feel your product physically, they would be more willing to make a virtual purchase from you afterwards.
5. Ignoring Your Own FnF Circle
If you are planning to take your selling-from-living-room business to the next level, against your traditional-minded family's wish, you might be under a lot of pressure to prove yourself. And fast!At a time like this you might be tempted to step out and seek a greater pool of customers outside the existing circle consisting of your aunts, cousins and mom's friends. A good idea is not to alienate these people who have patronised you even if that was out of sheer camaraderie. Rather encourage them to spread the word for you.
6. Waiting for Perfection
Just go ahead and launch! Even if it's a test launch, just do it. Waiting till you have pressed out all the wrinkles and perfected your service/product is likely to take away your conviction. Kick start early on. Ask your own network to pose as customers and test your prototype. Take their feedback. You'll be amazed at the level of improvements you can bring about.
Source: The Daily Star
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Commerce / Re: Daffodil Business Incubator: A Hub of Creating Young Entrepreneurs
« on: November 23, 2015, 11:47:41 AM »
Excellent write-up. Thumbs up for the endeavor. DIU rocks 
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Commerce / Re: Bangladesh garment sector to employ autistic people
« on: November 23, 2015, 11:46:48 AM »
I highly appreciate the initiative. We need to be more supportive & caring to ensure the autistic peoples' rights here in our country
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Commerce / Re: Use of plastic money on rise in Bangladesh
« on: November 23, 2015, 11:45:10 AM »
It was bound to happen given the convenience & security the plastic money offers compared to traditional cash. I personally encourage that
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Commerce / Re: অনলাইনে বিশাল ব্যবসার সম্ভাবনা দেখছে গুগল
« on: November 23, 2015, 11:43:09 AM »
গুগল যেভাবে বড় হচ্ছে, একসময় দেখা যাবে গুগলের সার্ভিসগুলো ছাড়া আমাদের জীবন থমকে থাকবে।