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Havish Gupta

Stealth • 8m

A wonderful video by Think School telling how Blinkit can take over Amazon! It's Key Points in Short 1) a decade ago, if you sell your product on amazon, you will get sales easily. Now that's the case with Blinkit. Bombay Shaving Company said that

Phanirockzzz

Stealth • 8m

Think school is always make nerve wrecking and intruging videos. Kudos to ganesh. Coming to the point of blinkit taking over Amazon. Maybe only in tier1 cities for now. Most of the people in tier 1 are used to gratification of having everything in mins. So Amazon can be very low school for them. Also operating blinkit in tier 2 cities is a huge loss thing rather than a advantage. Nobody cares. Even if top 10% people uses blinkit in tier2 still they can't predict what they order. Also blinkit can't take advantages of all products at the moment. Only some products people need at the moment. Amazon is like a Amazon forest you have all you want. But Amazon made huge mistake by kinda playing a monopoly card for past few years for small retailers. Now all startups use this things as a weapon to get them on their side.

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Havish Gupta

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As you said, even Ganesh said that Blinkit may overtake amazon (but in tier 1 cities).. And also amazon, has a lot of capital so it surely got some plans

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