According to a KPMG report published in the second month of 2019, the number of start-ups in India has gone up from 7,000 in 2008 to 50,000 in 2018. It does point to several things; however, the most apparent one – competition.
In such an environment, start-ups need to have a first-mover advantage and leverage everything they can – including targeting customers in their local language – that means, going vernacular.
Vernacular is a new dimension in the digital ecosystem that is enabling millions of users to access the internet in their intended language. It’s enabling use-cases for brands – both large and small, and why not? A fresh base of users is emerging on the internet, and they come from a linguistic background that still has much ground to cover in the digital world.
In our whitepaper, we attempt to answer why start-ups should jump the language bandwagon now. We also shortlist the challenges faced by the digital audience in India to help digital strategist in their future decisions.
Key Discussion Points in the Paper:
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