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Quick commerce mainly serves affluent customers in specific metro areas, where people typically shop at supermarkets Given this, does quick commerce really impact local kirana stores? Or am i missing some consumer section?

We’ve created a hyper-quick commerce solution: groceries delivered in 10 minutes via dark stores, fashion and electronics from local D2C stores with delivery by Repido and other partners within 60 minutes, and food delivered in 35 minutesfrom our clo

Quick Kart A Hyperlocal e commerce market place 2️⃣ Problem Statement 🔴 Current Issues in E-commerce & Quick Commerce Flipkart/Amazon slow delivery (1-2 din ka wait) Zepto/Blinkit sirf grocery pe limited hai Local stores ka online presence n

Over 2 Lakh grocery stores shut down due to rising dominance of Quick Commerce. Is this inevitable since there is literally zero incentive to buy from them. They are unusually rude, expensive, inconvenient. How could these small businesses be saved

How about building a quick commerce for already existing clothing brand stores in cities?

Quick commerce ideas 1. Local Clothing Aggregator: Aggregate nearby clothing, shoe, and accessory shops in your locality, offering 10-20 minute delivery of curated selections from the best stores. 2. Ghar Ka Khana Quick Commerce: Deliver home-

Delhivery's Dark Store Revolution in Quick Commerce! How is India's logistics giant shaking up the quick commerce game? 👀 Here's the scoop on Delhivery's bold new strategy: → New Offering: Dark stores for quick commerce companies → Unique Approa

Over two lakh kirana stores forced to close as quick commerce thrives -Metros, home to 17 lakh stores, account for 45% of store shutdowns.

End of Zepto ? Tata Digital's BigBasket is shaking up the e-grocery landscape. Here's what you need to know 1. Full Pivot to Quick Commerce • Expanding BBNow pan-India in September • 10-30 minute delivery for all products 2. Impressive Grow

hey why do you think the quick commerce are relaying on dark stores rather than using the kirana stores as a stock and product management