Meesho is killing it!!
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Meesho’s total orders increased by over 40% YOY!
The Crazy Part? They recorded 145 cr customer visits in just 10 days with customers from all over India
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That's impressive. They’re really carving out a unique space in the e-commerce market for the aspirational youth who might not be able to afford branded stuff, even against giants like Amazon and Flipkart. Just hope they don't also bring in their own QC thing.
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