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What do you think will the "Zepto Pass" work ? It has worked really well in the case of Zomato to launch a membership program. I think the main challenge for Zepto would be how to keep their Average Order Value up considering they offer free deliveri

Well at Tesla's 2024 Shareholder meeting, Elon said that at scale they could make their Optimus robots for about $10,000 and sell it for $20,000, which will make tesla a trillion dollar in Profits. Considering that their robots are much behind then

🌱 Exciting European Business Ideas for India! 🌍 1. InFarm (Germany): This innovative vertical farming company grows fresh produce directly in supermarkets, reducing food miles and ensuring maximum freshness. With a network of modular farms, InFarm

“The Really Wierd Billboard” (Don’t Judge before Reading) “Wierd Marketing Strategy #10 Subway once used a big sign with an inappropriate word written on it followed by the brand that they are advertising in order to attract the attention of the pa

To evaluate the probability of success of early stage startups, you must have a strong and clear answer to these questions: • The passion: Is the team obsessively passionate about their idea? It’s all in the execution. Even an outstanding concept ca

In Japan, there are booths equipped with detachable power banks that users can borrow, use, and return to any other booth. I'm considering whether this could work in India, especially in crowded places like malls. I think it would be useful, but I’m

In my opinion there is only 30 years for all types of startup in world , from 2000 to 2035 After 2035 there is no space for new startup ideas because all the ideas are fully implemented by 2-3 companies and after 2035 people only focusing on AI and

Green Startups: Leading the Charge in Sustainable Business Imagine a world where every business decision considers its impact on the planet. Enter green startups—companies that prioritize sustainability while seeking profit. These innovators tackle c

30 one-liners for entrepreneurs based on ground reality on medial 1. Cash flow is king, manage it wisely. 2. Customers don't care about your product, they care about their problems. 3. Build a business that solves a real problem. 4. Don't scale too

The Harsh Reality of Venture Capital: Recently, I spoke with a founder who had a fantastic business idea, but he was struggling to secure venture capital funding. Got myself thinking: why do some great ideas never get the backing they need? The tr