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Krrish Gupta

Always aiming for su... • 5m

Most of the quick commerce companies are losing money in the last mile delivery, as per you what's the best way to reduce last mile delivery cost and be profitable, if the last mile delivery is the highest expense, which is paid by quick commerce companies to the delivery partners?

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kamal p

Tech-enthusiast • 5m

keeping dark store in societies where thousands of families live and serving them only rather than all. it would mean less gmv but surely profitable

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Vikas Kumar

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

Increasing AOV, Batching or Grouping Orders, Less Dark Store to Customer Distance, Also if you want to give decent amount as daily wages then put a bottleneck on no. of delivery person hiring.

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somesh tripathi
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ISMG • 5m

somehow I agree with all three of your solutions. But group / batch ordering and a subscription based feels like the better option.

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

A delivery subscription model could work. Offer customers free deliveries on small orders if they pay a monthly fee. It reduces the per-order delivery cost, and they make money on frequent users

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

Bro, the only way to cut last-mile costs is by batching orders. Stop delivering one milk packet or one packet of chips at a time. Let people group orders and give discounts for that. Quick commerce can’t survive if they keep burning cash on single-item deliveries

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

Increasing AOV is the only way I guess

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