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After ScoopWhoop, WLDD Acquires D2C Sneaker Brand 7-10 Digital marketing startup Wubba Lubba Dub Dub (WLDD) has acquired a majority stake in D2C sneaker brand 7-10, a month after it bought ScoopWhoop from The Good Glamm Group. WLDD has picked up o

Shopping online can be overwhelming with so many options. There should be a platform that makes discovering emerging fashion brands easier. Finding unique, high-quality labels shouldn’t be so difficult. Would you find value in something like this? W

India's sneaker market is experiencing an exciting surge. Stumbled upon this exciting start-up -> Comet . They raised $1.5 M seed last year and are expected to announce a Series A in the next few weeks. ⏭️Investors include: Elevation Capital, Nex

The biggest flex for many people running startups in India is disclosing their team size. Many founders find it to be a great flex, In Indian society your status increases as you disclose that number But rarely what's good for status is good for Bu

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Hike To Strike: A failed Startup journey of " Hike Messenger" Hike: India's messaging app that went from "We'll beat WhatsApp!" to "What's up?" in no time. Born in 2012, raised $261M, valued at $1.4B by 2016 by investors like SoftBank and Tencent. H

An AI agent that helps brands conduct audio/video qualitative and quantitative consumer surveys This completely eliminates human bias and gets the cost down by >70% Can also be used by founders to test market validation for their idea at a large

Do we have sticker culture in our country? Is new-age greeting card a popular business vertical in our country? The high demand on Etsy shows that there is an opportunity. Please don't come with an approach where yesterday brands lost the charm an

As we all know that Indian customer are emotional and patriotic and that's the biggest reason of patanjali success they played with you in the name of 100% ayurvedic and build 5.43 billion dollars company by using same foreign made ingredients. They

How to Make People Want Your Product by Refusing to Sell It ? In 2007 (My Birth Year), a new luxury brand took a bold approach that seemed counterintuitive—they refused to sell their product to just anyone. Enter Supreme, the streetwear brand that