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Recently I had seen one video related to Kirana tech in India and why it is Failed? 😒💭🤔❓ I have made some analysis through this 📈🤩,I hope Guys You like it❓🚀♥️ - Price-conscious nature of kirana store owners - Limited scope for premiumization

I am building a quick commerce platform like blinkit or zepto but will not work on dark store model we will onboard small supermarkets or kirana stores. Since the store is nearby we can compete with zepto and blinkit in delivery time and we can expan

Suggest me some products or profitable categories that I could sell in my online website

1 first pic is of blinkit, the total amount was about 2451rupees , where the same price of same products from kirana store is 1483 rupees.. even if we add hidden margins for unpacked products like sugar, jaggery, sabudana, groundnut, wheat, jowar coc

My idea is about creating a informative ecommerce website where people could find products nearby their location and get their products are a negotiated price

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I've an idea in mind: What if there were a platform for AI tools and APIs where developers could sell their products, and users could subscribe to or purchase them for their needs? Share your thoughts about the platform.

Why brands sell products cheaper price in platforms like Amazon rather than their website? I saw that maximum d2c brands sell cheaper on platforms like Amazon, flipkart, Blinkit or etc as compared to their website, even tho they have to pay various