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What should Youtube do for India? How will you launch it? What will be the North Star Metric? What will you do if adoption is not there?

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Tests full strategic thinking for a market-specific launch: local need, a north star metric, and a contingency plan.

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  1. Identify India-specific factors: price-sensitive data plans, strong regional-language demand, a mobile-first, low-bandwidth base.
  2. Decide what 'YouTube should do for India' means: prioritize low-bandwidth modes and regional-language creator support.
  3. Define the launch approach: partner with telecom carriers for data-cost bundling before a broad marketing push.
  4. Set the North Star Metric: weekly active viewers watching regional-language content, reflecting real localized adoption.
  5. If adoption lags, diagnose first: check whether it's a content-supply gap or an access or cost problem.
  6. Adjust based on diagnosis: more creator incentives for a supply problem, deeper telecom partnerships for an access problem.

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