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Have a beverage D2C brand that sells its product under 100rs. The major concern is logistics and delivery as the product is weighed 750-800 gm and delivery partners take around 40-70rs per product, anybody can help me with the logistics part ? Any

I created this gift myself and want to sell it on Instagram, but the problem is that advertising is too expensive. When I decided to sell it on Instagram, I estimated the costs as follows: Advertising cost per sale: ₹25 Packing cost: ₹25 Delivery

Zomato takes 34% from resturant owner and platform fees and delivery charges from customer... Do u think this is big problem?

Is ₹2.75Lakh per month in bangalore enough to survive? I’m a bachelor and moving to blr soon.

Idea 💡 Number 3 You can create a community of devs and Startup founders and make the charges for it around 1-2$ (100-200INR) and create a Insta account and buy fake followers around 1-2k after that start your insta ad it'll take around 85 rupees pe

A Sneaky Dark Pattern played By Q Commerce that you may have not noticed ‼️ Have you ever asked a local vegetable and fruit vendor to give 350g of anything? No That doesn't make sense. Either go for 250g or 500g. But the quick Commerce industry is

Swiggy Instamart’s Makar Sankranti billboard is flying high with its 10-minute kite delivery message!

Swiggy makes over ₹40 crore 🔥 a year just through rounding off—something most users hardly notice. Have you ever observed that the handling fee on a Swiggy Instamart order is ₹7.30? While most platforms stick to whole numbers, this seemingly odd 30

In 2021, Indians spent $5–10 per person on virtual purchases, which is lower than the global average of $130–140 per person in 2020.

Food delivery platform Zomato has increased its platform fee for customers by 25% to Rs 5 per order, effective April 20. The fee increase, applicable in key markets including Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Hyderabad, is expected to boost the company's