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Uttkarsh Singh

Stealth • 3m

If you are starting out in a startup always try to target India 1 as it's very difficult to extract money from India 2 and India 3, wait until you become a seasoned entrepreneur.

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Havish Gupta

Stealth • 3m

Some startups like Meesho started by targeting tier 2+ cities so maybe what you're saying it's true, but not always

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 3m

India 2 and 3 might be harder to crack, but they’re also a massive untapped market. Sure, margins may be thinner, but the volume potential is huge. A lot of successful startups found their scale by serving India 2 and 3.

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SamCtrlPlusAltMan
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OpenAI • 3m

Not true. Many startups from India have cracked it neatly.

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Anonymous 2

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India 1 is the urban, digitally-savvy population with higher disposable income. For a new startup, it’s easier to gain traction and monetize here than struggling with the price-sensitive India 2 and 3 markets right off the bat.

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Anonymous 1

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India 2 and 3 have started paying now though

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