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Anyone who is interested to be a co founder in grocery delivery App, food delivery app and medicine delivery app, we will give customers to them, hence no customer acquisition cost

E-commerce marketplaces struggling to achieve profitability... Major players are evolving into "super apps" by diversifying the services like what Amazon does. Is it the only way out?

Curious to know → Quick Commerce is posting strong order growth right(in the non-grocery/food category). Where is this growth coming from❔ It’s unlikely this growth is driven by new e-commerce users. More likely, it’s people shifting their purchase

Who would you think will win the Quick Delivery race ? 1) Swish 2) Flipkart Minutes 3) BB Now 4) Blinkit 5) Swiggy Instamart 6) Amazon 7) Zepto 8) Dunzo What differentiate them and is it possible that individuals like us can make a business out of

D2C brand ?? Read this DoorsDaily is a logistics company in India that partners with Amazon to handle deliveries for orders placed on the platform. As a D2C brand, you have the opportunity to partner directly with DoorsDaily. By doing so, you can b

How about starting a grocery delivery platform which targets mainly premium customers where the cost of products will usually be 50-60% higher than other platforms. vegetables will be organically grown and only the best products will be available.

Why Flipkart Struggles to Turn a Profit: Unpacking the E-commerce Giant's Challenges - Intense Competition: Competing with Amazon, Snapdeal, and other local players drives up marketing and operational costs. - High Discounts & Offers: To attract

"Tip Your Delivery Heros - On Us!" In a world where kindness matters, let's show our delivery heroes some love! Join our campaign to promote humanity by tipping your delivery person. Don't worry about the cost, FuelPe will bear the tip cost for you.

Nokia's first product was Toilet Paper LG's first product was Facial Cream Wipro first product was Vegetable Oil IKEA's first product was a Pen Samsung started its business by a Grocery Store So it's not that your first product is your last produc

Amazon India's "Chai Cart" Strategy 👇 I am sure most of you don't know about this strategy that Amazon India employed to win over small offline sellers. Even I didn't know this, I was learning about Amazon's success in India when I got to know abou