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2024-03-31T09:36:30.975Z

Already rich people's are showing as a symbol of wealth so I don't think so they need any type of marketing even you're making post to market them.

Vijay rathore

Stealth • 7m

2/25 Failed food startups journey Hello, everyone here is the thread of failed startups after enormous success 📈 TinyOwl, a food ordering and delivery startup, hit the scene in 2014, boasting a team of bright minds from IIT Bombay. They were all about connecting hungry folks with their favorite local eateries, promising a hassle-free way to order food right from your phone. With big-name backers like Sequoia Capital and Nexus Venture Partners pouring in funds, TinyOwl quickly expanded its reach, serving up tasty treats in multiple cities across India. Their mobile app made it a breeze for users to browse menus, place orders, and eagerly await their delicious deliveries. But, despite the initial buzz and hefty investments, TinyOwl found itself in a tough spot. The food delivery arena was cutthroat, with rivals aplenty and operational headaches to boot. Keeping costs in check proved tricky, and staying ahead of the competition was no piece of cake.

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Mahesh Kumar

Stealth • 7m

As per my thoughts, app name must have been HungryOwl and it would have been a hit 😉 Anyways, it's all about not giving up and working out when they are already in funded stage. UI is one main criteria that many companies have to work on. Also, things changed drastically post 2016 only. Timing is many times the key factor.

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Rini Paul

Stealth • 7m

Love this!

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Anonymous 5

Stealth • 7m

Good thread keep it up .

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Havish Gupta

Stealth • 7m

Great series man.. really love it!

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rahul Pal

Stealth • 7m

Much needed series

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Vaibhav Babruwan Shingde

Stealth • 7m

You didn't mention the reason : unwanted recruitment of employees

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Vaibhav Babruwan Shingde

Stealth • 7m

Yes after raising 200 crores from Venture Capital Firms, they failed to manage it properly and one another thing is that Gap in Synergy means different mindset . Reasons of Failure ❌

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Niket Raj Dwivedi
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Medial • 7m

Love this series. Will make sure it reaches to more people on Medial. Thank you 🙏

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 7m

Even early moving advantage is not sufficient sometimes. You gotta keep innovating. In order to stay afloat, whether consumers like it or not. You just gotta be right most of the times.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 7m

Great pick brother!

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Vijay rathore

Stealth • 7m

In a bid to stay afloat, TinyOwl underwent major changes in 2016, including layoffs and tweaks to its business model. Unfortunately, the efforts fell short, and the company had to call it quits. With giants like Swiggy and Zomato dominating the food delivery scene, TinyOwl just couldn't keep up. The demise of TinyOwl serves as a sobering reminder of the challenges startups face in the fast-paced world of food delivery. It's a tough lesson in the importance of standing out, running lean, and staying flexible in an ever-evolving market. Thank you if you are here and read the full thread then like it and share it with your friends and also follow my channel for the remaining 23 story.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 7m

That shows! No matter how good your idea is, execution and strategies you use depends a lot. Their idea was indeed good! But their execution or strategic management led to their failure. That shows, how important it is to have a brilliant team.

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