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when a buyer goes to a shop but doesn't make a purchase, they might feel hesitant to visit that shop again in the future. I am thinking about creating an app where if a buyer needs an item, they can post it along with a photo or post a message.

Most buyers walk into conversations with this thought in mind: “I’m the buyer, so things should work my way.” It sounds logical at first, right? You’re the one spending money, so you expect things to align around you. But here’s the catch. That’s o

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Hello guys I have a business plan in field of Car resale I want to make it easier and make it possible for a Seller to have a direct buyer. My platform provides the buyer health report of the car and also history from the company

👝 Rental business Purchase via ad 🖊 Often the information about the premises provided in advertisements is not true. For example, there is an apartment with an area of 40-50 sq.m., the 1st floor of a five-story building with windows facing the str

Hi All, I am looking for a Co Founder for a new Startup in the field of Agrovet, Our target customers are the people involved in Animal Husbandry, if anyone is interested please ping me

The Post-Purchase Puzzle: How Smart Brands Ease Buyer Doubts with Psychology” Cognitive dissonance is the discomfort people feel when their actions conflict with their beliefs or values. In business, it often occurs after a purchase—customers might

(Farming)Primary sector Loading business 💡 idea Name - Yourfarm hey people give me an objection on this idea . what if, Rice mile stocker, Farmer Wearhouse ( like onion , garlic, tamato etc) if the application is built for the wholesaler those

Types of market 1. Perfect Competition: Many buyers and sellers with identical products. 2. Monopoly: Single seller dominating the market. 3. Monopolistic Competition: Many sellers offering differentiated products. 4. Oligopoly: Few large firms