Around five months ago, we published How SEO rolls at Cleartrip as an inside look into the impact of our SEO program on our traffic. Today, we’re publishing a look at the results of our SEO activity measured over the … Continue reading →

In 1974, the United States Department of Transportation commissioned the American Institute of Graphic Arts to design a set of pictograms in the domain of public transportation, more commonly known as the DOT pictograms. This system of 50 symbol signs … Continue reading →

It was about one week ago that a blog post, The Cleartrip Hurry Algorithm, appeared on our radar. The post referenced a newly launched feature where we were alerting users to the number of seats left at a certain price … Continue reading →

Earlier today, we noticed a large amount of activity on Twitter linking to a blog post entitled The Cleartrip Hurry Algorithm. The writer of the post was confused by one of our recently launched features and felt we were engaging … Continue reading →

Startups are a funny thing and so are the entrepreneurs who start them. Successful companies are started by people who want to make something — something new, something better — which the world will want. These are people who see … Continue reading →

Somewhere in the history of the Internet, publishers made a huge left turn. They gave their product — content — away for free. They blindly assumed that the economics of old media would apply to new media and that they … Continue reading →

For a long time, Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) didn’t play a very significant role in Cleartrip’s customer acquisition strategy. There were lots of reasons for this — some valid, some not so valid. By and large, our belief was that … Continue reading →

I’ve been following Luke Wroblewski’s notes & presentations on Mobile for a while now and was looking foward to his third book, Mobile First, which was released a few days back. While checking out reviews for the book, we stumbled … Continue reading →

We’re happy to announce that Cleartrip has been named to the 2011 Red Herring Top 100 Asia. A prestigious list, the Red Herring Top 100 Asia list has become an annual mark of distinction, identifying promising new companies and entrepreneurs … Continue reading →

We came across this Tweet from @beingpractical yesterday: At Cleartrip, we do not spam our customers, so, it’s quite heartening to see that our stand is actually appreciated, even if it’s just by a small number of people. Cleartrip exists … Continue reading →