Idk just curious abo... • 1y
Well I have a insight that I'd like to share. The first thing that strikes is, not everything that we add to cart or wishlist today, makes sense after some time. Idk whether I'd pay 18rs extra to save something in the wishlist for 3 months, that makes my chances of not buying it high. The third thing is, if I had to pay 18rs everytime just to wishlist stuff, my engagement would go down, because people just sometimes like to scroll and wishlist stuff. Subscription based models in India don't work because it restricts people to pay everytime, and Indian being Indians, we don't wanna pay everytime.
House of jewellery b... • 3m
The Jewelry Wishlist Feature That Doubles Conversions? In online jewelry retail, success isn’t just about stunning photos or elegant branding—it’s about smart, conversion-driving features. One of the most overlooked? The wishlist. Retailers who imp
See MoreChasing for infinity • 1y
Why there is a rule in Indian exams that to challenge a answer if it is wrong you need to pay. What's the logic behind this, students are not the one who has done the mistake then why would he pay And I have doubt that NTA uses this flaw for their
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