Campaign India Team
Jan 28, 2009

(Not) learning from Vir Sanghvi

I always thought of Vir Sanghvi as a journalist and columnist. Now I know he’s more than just that; he’s a marketer as well.While millions (literally) of blogs are launched each year, a few get noticed and fewer still are successful.Sanghvi’s blog has got noticed on the very first day it went live and is on the way to success.I was told of the site because it had a reference to the magazine that I edit, Campaign India.

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