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Which is the better choice? 1. To enter into manufacturing business with some products not contract manufacturing. 2. To replicate what zetwerk is doing. If one should start manufacturing then which niche one should go for?

The unfortunate reality of tech-driven businesses is that most competition is concentrated in the mid-market, which tends to plateau over time. Lower markets, lucrative for high-volume, low-margin operations, while premium and niche markets—both sele

Thinking of starting a D2C brand. But stuck between 3 lanes: – Clothing (crowded but creative) – Luxe goods (margin heaven, but niche af) – Generic products (volume game, but soul-less?) Not here to “disrupt.” Just wanna build something solid, prof

Trust in Brands vs. Specialization: - In India, a successful brand crossing into new markets carries our trust. • We buy into their legacy, not just products. - In the US, it’s about niche expertise. • Tesla is trusted for EVs, but a Tesla phone

One of the Best Sales Advice "Volume Begets Luck" This Does not only Apply to Sales but also on other Aspects of Your Startups or Business.

Business Tips #9 The Power of Niching Down – Why Less is More 📌 Want to grow faster? Pick a smaller, focused niche! ❌ Mistake: Trying to sell to "everyone" ✅ Winning Strategy: Become the go-to expert in one small niche. 💡 Example: Instead of being

Got some great impressions from firstfour reels in instagram. Guess I should master instagram along with SEO to teach you guys😄🙌. Our team posting content in our native language (Tamil) in a specific niche (Marketing and branding). So we estimate

Bringing the elegance of tradition into modern design. I had the pleasure of crafting the visual identity for Valley of Weaves — a luxury saree brand rooted in heritage and grace. From timeless typography to storytelling visuals, every detail was des