Is it a good idea to start a Non-alcoholic ready to drink company?
Anonymous 2
Stealth • 22d
Yeah of course, with the growing trend towards healthier lifestyles and the rise of sober-curious consumers, a non-alcoholic ready-to-drink company could tap into a lucrative market
trend of luxury brands entering the world of sports:
* Luxury brands are increasingly partnering with athletes and sports teams to reach a broader audience and tap into the growing influence of athletes as cultural icons.
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Raj Singh
Stealth • 1m
Idea: A platform for local language content creators (bloggers, vloggers, podcasters) to share their content and get paid via ad revenue or subscriptions.
Monetization: Ads, subscription-based premium content, partnerships with brands looking to ente
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SHIV DIXIT
Stealth • 4m
Idea For You Implement Now —
“ Fruit Pulp Based Drinks ”
Problem —
So guy's we all know that Indian non alcoholic drink market size is around 1,986 billion rupees by 2028 and growing at 7.30% , that is great but currently Most of the Indian b
Sting founded by pepsi, made close to 1000 crore in revenue in FY23,
they're the largest cold drink in India and they have gone ahead of sprite and thumsup by just executing this small insight
Pepsico is the master of beverages in the world, but
Redbull is failing in India, because of a enery drink that i bet you don't even know about,
Well this drink has half caffine of redbull but still managed to steal the marketshare of redbull,
Infact redbull today is no longer the market leader in
"Welcome to India, where the only thing more complicated than figuring out who’s paying for the next round is understanding liquor regulations."
Let's have a look at the key insights of Indian Liquor Industry.
Opportunities:
1. Craft Spirits & Pr
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