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Hiral Jain
Content writer • 1y
Hello! How is it going you all!? Let's talk about the hot news ZOMATO introducing the healthier option! Is it just a marketing technique or are they actually trying to put themselves better than their competitors and grow Zomato as much as Blinkit? Well, we will probably get to know about this in future, I welcome your opinions too in the comment section! Okay, let's talk about this! This new feature was bought by many queries and talks with the customer (good technique) They got to know that people also need some healthier options in their daily meals and so were introduced by Zomato People now get an alternate option recommended [ex: reference to the image] They plan to expand this more in future I even read a blog similar to this but it was a past one (I don't use the app so I don't know if these were implemented before or not) Link: https://blog.zomato.com/introducing-healthy What do you think will this be copied by the competitors?
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