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Aman Verma

Stealth • 6m

A friend from Hyderabad recently pitched me his idea: An online grocery store connecting local shops to customers. Sound familiar? (Looking like Blinkit , Zepto, Swiggy Mart) I asked him the tough questions: - Can you compete on pricing? - What abo

Anonymous 1

Stealth • 6m

"Profitability first"? In the Indian startup scene? Revolutionary concept, yaar! But jokes aside, this is solid advice. Hard truth: 90% of startups fail. Your advice might just push this idea into the successful 10%. Practical goals FTW!

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Aman Verma

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Let's see but I never prefer any business which is in losses.... For new entrepreneur it should be definitely No... Funding ka game nahi hai the business is the game of earning. Many traditional and city centric business are making more profit and hold more Networth than our so called revolutionary founder.

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