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Raj Bahadur

Stealth • 2m

guys what do you think there is opportunity to build q commerce platform and expanding in tier 2 and tier 3 cities same as meesho did where the flipkart and Amazon focusing on tier 1 meesho find the opportunity and grabbed the tier 2 and tier 3 city

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 2m

But q-commerce has its challenges, especially with logistics and delivery costs in smaller cities. Building the infrastructure and keeping delivery quick and affordable may require a lot of investment and planning but should be possible since finding and setting up dark stores is more of a pain in tier 1 areas

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Anonymous 2

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There’s a huge potential for q-commerce in tier 2 and tier 3 cities. Just like Meesho tapped into those areas, a fast, convenient delivery model could meet the growing demand there, especially as more people adopt online shopping

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 2m

Yes bro, of course you can, internet penetration is still growing in tier 2 and 3 cities and as people come online, some of them would opt for using these shopping methods.

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Ansh Kadam

Stealth • 2m

You can, but what sector or idea are you looking at to get into ??

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Abhirup Seven

Stealth • 2m

demand density and frequency will be low avg order value per delivery rider will be low hard to build but not impossible.

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