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Myntra's Profit Playbook Myntra isn't just a discount haven! They're a business mastermind with a sneaky way to turn a profit. wanna peek? 1. Commission Champs: Myntra doesn't own everything. They connect brands with you, like a shopping mall. Fo

Why Myntra Still Has a 55% Market Share: A Case Study in Smart Strategy In India’s rapidly evolving fashion e-commerce space, Myntra’s continued dominance is nothing short of impressive. With over 55 percent market share in 2024, Myntra has managed

Hello Everyone! 📊 Mastering Market Volatility: Key Strategies for 2025 Market ups and downs are inevitable — but smart investors know how to navigate them. Here are 3 key strategies to manage volatility: ✅ Diversification: Spread your investm

Rapido is in discussions with restaurant owners to introduce food delivery services on its platform. This move signals its entry into a market dominated by Swiggy and Zomato. By adding food delivery, Rapido aims to leverage its existing bike taxi ne

Hello Founders, Building in silence often beats announcing too early. Why? Because energy spent on talking is energy lost from building. 📌 Startups like Zerodha, CRED, and TBO.com spent years quietly building, testing, refining — then launched st

Medial feature suggestion: why don't you let people raise money through people as crowdfunding like kickstarter ? to avoid making it look like just another money making way and spoil the actual intent - you can only allow startups registered in star

Innovation on Amazon is no longer optional. It’s the line between brands that grow and those that fade. The Jungle Scout Amazon Innovation Report shows where most brands stumble. They lose control to unauthorized sellers, fall into price wars, move

What If Bootstrapping Is the New Fundraising? Here’s a contrarian thought: in 2025, bootstrapping isn’t the opposite of VC funding—it’s becoming a new kind of pitch. Startups with solid revenues, loyal customers, and zero external capital are now m

Starting a Startup ≠ Reinventing the Wheel You don’t need to be unique to build a successful startup—you need to solve a problem better than others. Many of India’s biggest startups weren’t original ideas; they were adaptations. Flipkart → Amazon-i

Want to Know What Investors Look for in a Startup? Here are the Top 7 Focus Areas for Startup Success according to ASHODUX: 1. Founder’s Capability & Vision Strong leadership, long-term thinking, and the ability to build a great team are essential.