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2024-03-29T10:50:04.545Z

Ads, micro transactions, subscription on features are some that I know of.

RAJ GUPTA

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Hey Everyone, I am Thinking to Build A Affordable Fast Fashion Clothing Brand Story - I Am from Bits Pilani , And I came From Tier 3 City In Up. I found out That in my City There Is No Malls Like Zudio for Youngsters Like me And There Are Lot O

Sanyam wadhwa

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What is the moat . It is easier for brands like zudio to establish in tier 3 cities ....its just that they don't find the market lucrative there

Sanyam wadhwa

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Also indians are obsessed to offline market than online ....you'll see many good online brands opening offline stores

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RAJ GUPTA

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Ya Ectually We are Going Offline And Going To Work With Merchants Whom Are already Trusted by Customer Surely Zudio Will be Our Biggest Competitor Can You Give us Some Suggestion or Steps Should be take to Make Trust Between Customer based On your Experience with Zudio or any Clothing Brand

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