It's been a while since I've posted something, well anyways since I've been working almost a decade or more since WFH and have been spoiled with these Q-Commerce & other delivery platforms for my grocery and fresh produce needs.
I knew there was a d
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Tarun Asthana
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I did the same comparison an year ago, and got the same conclusions.
However, the difference is too small for the average tier 1 and tier 2 consumer to mind.
Hence, the growth story continues for e-commerce.
India is the world's largest producer and consumer of dairy, producing 140 billion liters of milk annually. However, India's productivity per animal is low compared to the global average, at 987 kg per lactation compared to 2,038 kg.
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Raj Bahadur
Stealth • 15d
guys what do you think there is opportunity to build q commerce platform and expanding in tier 2 and tier 3 cities same as meesho did where the flipkart and Amazon focusing on tier 1 meesho find the opportunity and grabbed the tier 2 and tier 3 city
See the same review at same date and the difference is in only usage time and name . What do you think about this .
Is this a strategy or what clarify it ..
Why do some companies make a turnover of 10cr whereas another company in the same sector makes 100cr??
Whats the difference between both of them if they both started at the same time have the same audience…what differentiates those big companies fr
Was ordering food, I checked on Zomato , the same order was of 258 and on Swiggy it was 420, how can there be litteraly so much difference in litteraly same order
India is the third largest consumer of electricity in the world, and as of 2022, the average person consumed about 1.3 kilowatt-hours of electricity per day. In 2015, India also had the highest consumption of electricity in agriculture worldwide, at
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Aarihant Aaryan
Stealth • 1m
There's a huge difference In mindset Between consumer tech founders in the USA and India.
When I talk to consumer tech founders from the west, they consistently impress on "how they can make their product grow organically"
But in India most found
The new generation's reluctance to bargain is impacting small businesses in tier 2 cities. Shop owners expect negotiation hence they inflate prices, but when customers don't, they feel overcharged or deceived, leading to lost trust and repeat busines
Nowadays, quick commerce is booming, and many people in tier 1 cities use the services of quick commerce giants. However, recently, many people from tier 2 cities, and tier 1 cities where quick commerce giants haven't yet established a strong presenc