Meesho's strategy is so Indian. It's not about fancy branding, it’s about giving people cheap options and tapping into local sellers. They created a market out of thin air and catered to what people really want: affordability.
I have an idea now come summer
nd so many people buy air conditior
refrigerator now start a big shop buy air conditior refrigerator cheap price
nd sale in market 31000
we sale 25000
profit market low
we High
I m work
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Sridhar Kumar
Freelancer • 1y
Looking for people who are interested in upcoming health care industry, specifically stevia plants. Let's talk about distribution and branding.
what you think about home decor in next 5 years in 2030.
indian purchasing power?
People way of living - Aesthetic, minimal or fancy?
urbanization and rural areas occupancy in home decor and interior business?
Hello everyone! Day 3 of knowing about businesses that failed in the Indian market!
TATA NANO
Arey yey toh tataji ke company ka product hai, yey kaise fail hogyi? Chalo let's know about it!
Tata Motors made a bold move by introducing a budget-frien
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Comet
#freelancer • 1y
How much time does it usually take for people to become successful with their startup and start living off of their business?
I'm not talking about having fancy things like mbz,bmw and multiple villas.
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The guy
Aiming to become Ent... • 7m
iam looking for an invester or a partner for my business, it is related to food , the idea behind this business is - to provide the kind of food to people can't afford basically some fancy food which only can be seen in hotels , I want it to be acces
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Shubham Mittal
SWE at Bosch Global ... • 11m
📢 Calling all marketing and branding enthusiasts! 🚀 I’m on the hunt for a co-founder to join my startup, occasionalvenue.com. We’re all about helping people find the perfect event venues for weddings, birthdays, and more. If you’re passionate about
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Raj Pareta
Explorer • 3m
People don’t just buy products; they buy status. If something is sold cheaply in a regular place, most won’t care. But brand it, sell it in a premium store at a higher price, and suddenly, everyone wants it. It’s not just about the product—it’s about
Affordability isn’t about cheap — it’s about access.
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been speaking directly with consumers, small retailers, and kirana shop owners across Tier 2 and rural India. What I’ve learned is clear:
★There’s demand for quality