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kamal p

Stealth • 22d

Q-commerce new entrant which one vertical could be a market need and is hard to integrate by existing big players :- 1) Quick commerce pharmacy delivering medicines in 15 minutes 2) Quick commerce clothing and makeup products in 15 minutes 3) Quick commerce food brand in 15 minutes delivering ready snacks/cafe items like samosa/momos/sandwiches/ coffees/shakes and many others fast service items 4) Quick commerce electronics delivering phones/AC/Headphones/TV and all others but in electronics

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kosnam Abhilash

Stealth • 21d

quick commerce in snakes and cafe items with low cost then zomato makes more because no one has tried that . snakes in 15min is rare zomato take 30 min for delivery

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 21d

don't focus on qcom rather build something which will or may have potential to create as hype in future and pursue that

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Abhishek Kumar

Stealth • 22d

we are also working on 1 or 4

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 22d

The consumer space is becoming more and more like a corporate outsourcing office where everything is always urgent and yet nothing is

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 22d

Quick commerce in the pharmacy sector makes a lot of sense, especially with the increasing need for timely access to medicines. Delivering prescriptions in 15 minutes can cater to urgent health needs that existing players may overlook but fashion? Clothes you need with such urgency?

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 22d

None of these other news ones are going to survive. They might be building with the hope that some giant player may buy them

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SHIV DIXIT

Stealth • 22d

combine this and offer even in reality all quick commerce apps already working on these models so please don't unorganised them

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