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i thought it's only me so most of the Indians think like that! interesting!

most b2b businesses run a credit cycle.. having positive cash flow is difficult in b2b

We are building something interesting in B2B by stitching tech, finance and supply chain together to increase margins for retailers beyond tier 2 cities.

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I genuinely think a lot of founders focus on B2B businesses but the fact of the matter is that there is an exceedingly diminishing space for B2B oriented businesses.

B2B doesn't gives you fame

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hi, may I know what wonder or different you all are thinking or doing just like sheep mentality no is keen to trun the table of myth

because it's time for technology growth if anyone can find a new technology then it will be dominating in business

Indian startups often focus on AI and chatbots for their quick returns and scalability, as these technologies allow for faster market entry and immediate customer engagement. However, B2B markets are often overlooked due to their longer sales cycles, higher upfront costs, and the complexity of building long-term relationships. Despite this, B2B solutions, if executed well, offer sustainable profits, deeper customer loyalty, and steady growth over time. The initial effort may be greater, but the long-term payoff can be far more rewarding.

I have an great b2b business idea just need funds and a guidance no one is doing this in India and hint is related to revelotion in Marketing field

Founders chase hype, not the grind, but the real moguls quietly stack cash with “boring” B2B

let's start something then!

Because bro, B2B is like ghee na pure profit but slow to pour. D2C and AI? They’re spicy street food, quick fame, and viral stories

idk man even investors don't seem to be interested in it. I have gotten rejected by 7 VCs/incubators/Accelerators all included

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B2B isn't sexy. Young founders want rapid scale, global visibility, and venture capital excitement. D2C at least has consumer appeal and brand potential

I don’t think Indian founders are avoiding B2B; the problem is that B2B sales cycles in India are painfully long, especially when dealing with traditional businesses.

Agreed! Boring B2B businesses have strong fundamentals, recurring revenues, and better unit economics compared to flashy D2C brands any given day