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Many assume most of the small businesses in India don't make money, which is true as 30% of Indian SMBs don't. But there is an interesting trend, that has shaped in the last 12 months. Indian business ecosystem has added "500k" businesses to the 1

10% + 10% + 10% ≠ 30 % ‼️ Latest tactic by businesses. Let me explain to you with an example. Case 1: 30% Rs 1000 - 1000×.3 = Rs 700 Case 2: 10% + 10% + 10% Rs 1000 - 1000 × .1 = 900 Rs 900 - 900 × .1 = 810 Rs 810 - 810 × .1 = Rs 729 See t

Most small businesses fail in India, 50% of small businesses don't even make a rupee but why is that, To Give you a deeper understanding, There are only 11M small businesses in India,88% of them are sole proprietors Out of 11 Million businesses

Do you know Once Spotify was scammed but it was legal. Once an artist from Bulgaria made a 30 sec playlist as the song should be at least 30 sec and he made 10 thousand premium accounts and ran his playlist at automation and he spent 10 lakhs on the

This is huge.. gpay is one of largest upi app (in terms of users) people are already familiar with it, timing is great because in current scenario Paytm is struggling right now many small businesses and vendors are shifting from Paytm, gpay will capt

Here’s an interesting perspective on the growth potential for Zomato and Swiggy. An average Indian eats about 105 meals a month (3 meals a day, plus snacks). But even in metro areas, only around 7 of those meals are ordered from outside or eaten out

How Small Businesses Can Thrive in a Competitive Market 🌟 In a competitive landscape, small businesses can still thrive by leveraging key strategies.: 1. Know Your Niche According to a survey, 42% of startups fail due to misreading market deman

As a cloud kitchen owner, I’m raising awareness about the challenges we face on delivery platforms like Zomato. They charge a 30% commission per order, and with an additional 10% government tax, we’re left with just 60% of the order value. From this,

Total number of entrepreneur worldwie is 582 million and in India is around 105 million Approximately 30% of new small businesses fail by the end of year two, while half will fail before year five. That means roughly 70% of startups fail within thei

To enter a market, understanding three key metrics is most important in any business field: 1) TAM (Total Addressable Market): The total demand for a product or service without limitations. Example: If 10 million people worldwide might buy $100 he