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I need something attractive for my shop, I recently kept bamboo toothbrush. People were so curious about this brush it attracts customer so much that they tend to buy it atleast one. I kept its price just 20 rupees I bought 1000 pic at 7.5 incl GST e

Sting caused Redbull's India market share decline from 75% to 7%. 🤔👇 India is the place where you can play with price People love to see lower prices in India on every product 250 ml of Red Bull can cost 125 rupees where 250 ml of Sting cost onl

I have started a ecommerce store of tools and hardwares items. Created by Shopify and I do 80000 rupees of revenue but I stopped it for high margin for fb ads and delivery fees, so I can't compete with my competitors. The main reason I closed the sto

Quick grocery delivery startup Zepto has made impressive strides.. its operating revenue more than doubling year-on-year to ₹4,454 crore in the financial year ending March 2024 🔥. Marking its first year as a unicorn, this milestone reflects the grow

I run a veterinary hospital in howrah, West Bengal. The veterinary market of Kolkata is very high. I feel there should be a veterinary hospital in Kolkata with international standards. But unfortunately there is none due to which many animals suffer.

Ever Wonder Why Stock Prices Go Crazy? Here's My Take 📈 Hey everyone! I was thinking about stocks today and wanted to share something that changed how I invest. Look, every stock has two prices: The market price - what you see on your app. This j

I am starting a Local ISP in Film Nagar. I am providing a 3 Months Free trial to get the customers with some conditions. Customers can get 30 Mbps Internet + 16 OTTs + Live TV (Star Channels, FTA) 1. Installation Fee: 500/- 2. Router Security: 100

Domino's is failing in India because of a pizza brand from chandigarh In fact I can bet that you don't know about this brand, well they're La pino'z But how are they exactly robbing Domino's market share? Sanam Kapoor founded La pinoz from chand

Most people overestimate what they can build in a year and underestimate what happens in ten. The truth is that the biggest companies and the strongest habits "rarely" came from giant leaps. They came from "small choices" made again and again until