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Premium Business Strategy In a Platform base business their are mainly two aspects 1) Buyer Side 2) Seller Side If you are building a platform business, you should focus on one of the side !!!! Example 1) LinkedIn :- They first focus only on Job R

Thinking of a platform where we can find some projects where if we contribute for them we can earn bounties and also a warehouse for Opensource projects!

Did you know that the global market for carpets and rugs is a whopping $78 billion? And guess what, India leads the pack as the largest exporter in this industry! But here's the catch: while artisans are busy creating beautiful carpets, they often s

Hey guys, Do you have the answer to this question: How did Meesho get the initial sellers on their platform? How did they convince them to join Meesho, and where did they find those sellers?

Every human gets a jewelry lets take example of watch so whats happening after few weeks let's say month he /she Will get bored of that particular watch who cannot anyone be so here we can make a platform where the bored people who are upset with tha

Welcome to Kocommerce, your premier B2B e-commerce platform dedicated to bridging the gap between buyers and manufacturers/suppliers. We are committed to revolutionizing the B2B marketplace by providing a seamless and efficient platform for businesse

Introducing a mutual customer model for selling old books online. No need for warehouses or inventory – we connect book sellers (individuals or small stores) directly with buyers. # Here’s how it works: 1. Sellers list their books on our platform.

How funding works and how founders find investors and where they find them ,where all this will be done

We are textile manufacturers and we have sarees and shawl..if need jackguad saree ,shawls can dm me... Or If you join any buyers we will give 💰 for that...Buyers must be a good and correct person

Types of market 1. Perfect Competition: Many buyers and sellers with identical products. 2. Monopoly: Single seller dominating the market. 3. Monopolistic Competition: Many sellers offering differentiated products. 4. Oligopoly: Few large firms