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How much did it cost to build something similar like blinkit (Q-commerce)? if someone is technical let me know I've one great business co-founder who has more than 5 years of business and ops exp.

Why isn't there any quick commerce for liquor? I understand that state regulations vary, but ultimately, we're still selling the product. Offering quick commerce could help reduce in-store crowds and prevent conflicts between vendors and customers. P

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Why does quick commerce succeed in India but struggle in the USA and other Western countries? Quick commerce (q-commerce) is growing fast in India because of factors like high smartphone usage, a young population, and rapid urban growth. People in

Why do people dislike brokers and commissions? We have a unicorn company called "NoBroker." I believe brokers provide seamless service by handling all the details we might not know about, and commissions seem like a convenience fee to me. What do y

Zepto x Škoda: The Future of Quick Commerce? 🤯 Imagine ordering a car—yes, an entire CAR—through quick commerce. 🚗 Not too long ago, brands were hesitant to even stock groceries in dark stores. Today? We're casually browsing PlayStations, iPhone

E-Commerce is Fueling a Plastic Crisis Every online order comes wrapped in plastic—most of it can’t be recycled. India generates millions of tons of plastic waste, and e-commerce is a major contributor. We love convenience, but at what cost? Landfi

As quick commerce becomes increasingly popular, I invite you to participate in our survey on "Quick Commerce: Reshaping the Future of Retail." Your insights are crucial for understanding the challenges and opportunities of expanding quick commerce i

To be honest now Amazon , phonepe also entering the q-commerce race it's been too much like .... ithna bhi jaldi kya hai sabh ko convince hai but still all are comming at once thoda jayada hogaya aisa lag rha hai ... ( this is what I feel) what say

Can anyone give a good overview or a reality check for print on demand businesses. Is it worth going for it? Is it too much of hassle and competition. If someone has experience in this domain please share some keypointers worth noting.