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what about an app which will help you to book offline appointment at your convenience

ONE INTERESTING OBSERVATION SERIES DAY #13 The Q-Commerce, despite its explosive growth in recent times, is just in it's infancy stage! It is estimated that there will be approx 20 mn Monthly transacting users(MTUs) by FY 2026 post which the gro

If you realize that you will start to think differently and new doors will open... You can build and create whatever you want, the only limit is your mind Source: Steve Jobs

₹25 LPA salary in Delhi : You doing better than many ₹25 LPA salary in Bengaluru : You are doing average ₹25 LPA salary in Mumbai : You are poor *** If you are thinking of changing cities due to a job, remember to measure your salary against ‘co

What do you guys think what will be the market cap of turfs (playing ground)? And what's the future of turfs ?

YOU shouldn't be thinking about this But do you think as we move on and years pass on various cities will have a value,due to the advent of social media, internet,AI and a lot more to that will various cities define a person's success or not. What do

Many assume selling courses is an easy work, it's just recording / live courses + do ads and sell seats It's not true by any means. If you need to start a course business these are few complications Craft pedagogy, launch new batches often, marke

What according to you is the future of Quick Commerce? Like these companies are delivering anything under 10 Minutes just to increase their AOV. Just think, who will buy a Fan or PS5 daily. So instead of selling everything in one app, shouldn't th

I've been playing around with an idea that I think could really shake things up in the restaurant booking world. Imagine a hyper-local dining platform that doesn’t just cater to the big cities but also brings that seamless, personalized booking exper

Can you win the Tier2/Tier3 market? 🚀 Opportunities are much higher in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. But the penetration rste into these cities are very low. This is majorly because its expensive to market in Tier2 and Tier3 cities, and the tradition