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If shoes clothes etc can have their own brand store, why are daily consumables always sold in a super market format competing with each other and the store owned brands? How about building a brand that sells all necessary daily consumables under its

Why retail businesses stores don't sell there products online? Even they know, selling products online will attract more customers.

How can we open another branch of our retail medical store under the same brand name? What is the procedure?

Pricing Strategies:- 1. Cost-Plus Pricing: Adds a markup to production costs. - Example: A $10 product sold for $15 ensures profit. 2. Value-Based Pricing: Prices reflect perceived customer value. - Example: Apple charges premium rates for i

DMART is expanding to every town in every state and district. But day to day people shop a lot in the general stores around. If we collaborate with existing big general stores in the region and get general stores chain under you in every panchayat re

Building My Own Organic Brand – Need Your Thoughts! Hey everyone, I'm planning to start my own organic brand, beginning with Moringa powder. I'll be handling everything end-to-end—growing Moringa on my own land, processing it, branding it, and selli

Ola is reportedly planning to enter the Quick Commerce space by establishing its own dark stores. These dark stores are said to be significantly automated. Ola has tried to enter the food delivery space in the past but it hasn't worked out for them

Umbrella Marketing: The Strategy Behind Dominating Multiple Markets Most brands don’t survive on a single product. They expand, evolve, and own categories. That’s where umbrella marketing comes in. What is Umbrella Marketing? It’s a strategy where

Google is set to open its first physical retail stores outside the United States, with India as its next major market. The company is in the advanced stages of establishing flagship stores in Mumbai and Delhi, with Bengaluru also under consideratio

Everyone thought Steve Jobs was insane in 2001... When he opened brick-and-mortar stores. Other tech companies had JUST closed 100s of branches. Dell was making BILLIONS selling PCs online. But Jobs saw something no one else did... The story behi