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Local Business Need local Marketing. What are the low cost method for Local Business to promote their brands locally?

Regional Influencer Marketing is a huge opportunity for brands to promote their brand in a specific region. What do you think?

DMART is expanding to every town in every state and district. But day to day people shop a lot in the general stores around. If we collaborate with existing big general stores in the region and get general stores chain under you in every panchayat re

52% of local stores see sales drop as quick commerce takes over essentials, reveals PwC India report The report highlights that 77% of Indian shoppers prefer omnichannel retail, seamlessly blending online research with in-store purchases

Turning a Vision into Reality: Pharmacy Quick Commerce! A few months ago, I came across the rising trend of quick commerce in the pharmacy industry—delivering medicines in just 15-30 minutes from local stores. It seemed like an exciting idea, and re

I am thinking about a new set up and revolution in retail industry such as electronic products I have an idea 💡 how we can profit more in retail by creating a chain system which will be profitable to customers, retailer, ,dealers also we can set u

i have built a mobile app called as Litchies. it basically connects local people with local shopkeepers and promote small to mid size shopkeepers with their best offers and promotions. customers who are local to Agra are advised with the daily notifi

• Kirana tech startups in India are struggling to make profits so these startups pivoted to some extent.📈 Pivoted Businesses : 📈🚀 • Helping with Money Management: They offer services to help store owners keep track of their finances and sometime

Quick Kart A Hyperlocal e commerce market place 2️⃣ Problem Statement 🔴 Current Issues in E-commerce & Quick Commerce Flipkart/Amazon slow delivery (1-2 din ka wait) Zepto/Blinkit sirf grocery pe limited hai Local stores ka online presence n

Pricing Strategies:- 1. Cost-Plus Pricing: Adds a markup to production costs. - Example: A $10 product sold for $15 ensures profit. 2. Value-Based Pricing: Prices reflect perceived customer value. - Example: Apple charges premium rates for i