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Well this is why QCom Startups can be the next Amazon! So in terms of revenue, Licious is the biggest meat company in india with over 750cr sales. It was founded in 2015 by Vivek Gupta and Abhay Hanjura. It currently operates in 20 cities and sells

We run a business in which we need to deliver some 20-30 orders in a day in 20km radius in Hyd. Is there any app wherein if we link the orders,automatically it should show the route map to deliver all the orders in certain way so that we can save tim

I have seen Blinkit take the longest time about 20-30 mins to deliver, Zepto is the most expensive of the 3 apps with difference of 50 to 100 rs per order and Swiggy Instamart seems to be in a sweet spot by providing delivery within 3-5 mins as well

Zepto and other QCom platforms are now going all in. So remember that mainly in 2022-23, all the QCom platforms were offering incredible deals and huge discounts on grocery items. Then once we were habituated to QCom, they removed all the discounts

We are seeing the boom quick commerce because of people behaviour like people are changing their behaviour bcz of this qcom. Like many people can even wait a day for delivery now they want it fast and so I was think if we could deliver things in less

What is happening now? There is chemical mixed in every food item. And even if you buy a good product, it will be very expensive. I have 30 acres of land. Everything in this is good and only organic. so I want to develop organic farm and masala .and

Why did zomato pure green fleet backfired. 1) Privacy: people don't wanna others to know what they have ordered 2) Red Means Non Veg: Veg People whose food is delivered by Red Fleet may also deny taking their order 3) Religion: There have been al

Hey, so I was thinking about this idea of using drones to deliver fresh veggies and fruits, you know? It's pretty cool because it could mean faster delivery and less pollution. But there are some things to think about. Like, there are a lot of rules

Johnny Johnny yes papa, are you in action ? NO papa! In a speech 30 years ago, Steve jobs dropped the mic with "Real artists ship." Translation: true creators deliver, not just daydream. Jobs was relentless, turning visions into reality, even if h