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Good evening fellow surfers, considering our Q commerce space what is your opinion on building an adjacent network of mini dark stores operated by households who are motivated to earn by dedicating a fixed space in their residence and time to store,

We do not need dark stores, we will use our outlets such as Reliance Smart and we have tied up with kirana stores,” said a source with knowledge of the strategy. The idea is to pursue an asset-light strategy, as well as to expand those services pan-I

Ola is reportedly planning to enter the Quick Commerce space by establishing its own dark stores. These dark stores are said to be significantly automated. Ola has tried to enter the food delivery space in the past but it hasn't worked out for them

I love the fact that to eat a kurkure of 20rs there's such a huge difference in between online q commerce platforms and offline brick n mortar stores. In the former I have to pay a hefty amount of charges just so they can "survive", while in the la

Why is Reliance entering quick commerce? (A thread 🧵) Big brands are chasing 10-minute deliveries. Now Reliance has jumped into the race too. Cc: Marketing Mind Reliance Retail's Quick Commerce Growth Reliance Retail saw a 2.4x rise in orders for

With the rapid growth of the quick commerce (q-commerce) business model, a silent revolution is underway in the form of dark store tech startups. By leveraging lean management systems and advanced AI, these startups are addressing critical pain point

Reliance is bringing back a BANNED Chinese company to India! Here’s how they did it: Reliance has tried launching its own fast fashion chains—Azorte, Yousta, and Reliance Trends. But none really took off.So this time, they pulled a different move. I

How Mota Bhai Killed Dunzo In 2016, Dunzo had a wild idea: “Why wait when we can deliver anything in 24 minutes?” It was genius BACK THEN. They didn’t rush into every city like headless chickens; instead, they went city by city, perfecting their ga

How an Snowboarding Gear Online store became an Drop Shipping king! In 2004, Tobias Lütke and Scott Lake faced a problem, they couldn’t find a good e-commerce platform to buy or sell their snowboarding gear online So Lütke built their own solution