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Recently I came across a startup about free water,I wanna know if it is profitable to have advertisement stickers on a water bottle and sell them for free ??

What about Idea 💡 Like many company selling water just changed branding like bisleri , bisleri etc. so can we start a water distribution company but in this we promote diffrent brand on bottle sticker and do branding on bottlea . so that brand have

I once saw a reel where a guy sells water bottles with label 'free water' And how did he make money out of this Turns out -The advertisers pays him for advertising their brand in this water bottle package and he just gives it for free to other p

What's your View on business like "Free Water" as it's exist in USA and currently 1 or 2 startups who are running these types of companies. So, is it feasible and good move or time to start this Free Water kind of business where water is free and bra

Free water companies problems! 1- renting space 2- need separate worker to give it for free . 3- India have more uneducated people, if water is free, it's difficult to say right people will get it . These is enough so what you guys thinking to pr

Same pattern by all the bhaiya Didis all the time. Seems like it’s much easier to sell hopes than to actually work.

For the last 2 days there is no water supply here due to leakage in the water pipe. So I went to get a water jar. When it was empty I did not feel anything but after filling it I felt like it. Then I thought people are going upto 7th-8th floor throug

We can start a place in which someone Can sell us the used water which we purify it and we sell to compiness at good margin price The water can be solved and also with this process we can save our environment and also our future Please 🙏 give

Startup news - 1 This Indian startup called ' BOSON WHITE WATER ' is converting sewage water into drinkable water . As you know Bengaluru is suffering through a huge water crisis . This is what Vikas Brahmavar , the CEO of the company is trying to

Why is Bangalore so overhyped? I mean, the city has internal issues, water shortages, traffic problems, and now the language imposition. Seems like the city has hit its saturation point.