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Quick commerce mainly serves affluent customers in specific metro areas, where people typically shop at supermarkets Given this, does quick commerce really impact local kirana stores? Or am i missing some consumer section?

An delivery app for local stores .where we will connect local stores to delivery person who needs job.local stores will upload their job of delivering goods with a amount (fixed by app or may be we can think it like fixed by local stores) and deliver

How about a platform that connects consumers with local stores in their city, as well as stores in other cities and countries? This platform allows users to shop hyperlocally, intercity, and cross-border, all without the need for warehouses or dark s

An delivery app for local stores .where we will connect local stores to delivery person who needs job.local stores will upload their job of delivering goods with a amount (fixed by app or may be we can think it like fixed by local stores) and deliver

Quick Kart A Hyperlocal e commerce market place 2️⃣ Problem Statement 🔴 Current Issues in E-commerce & Quick Commerce Flipkart/Amazon slow delivery (1-2 din ka wait) Zepto/Blinkit sirf grocery pe limited hai Local stores ka online presence n

We’ve created a hyper-quick commerce solution: groceries delivered in 10 minutes via dark stores, fashion and electronics from local D2C stores with delivery by Repido and other partners within 60 minutes, and food delivered in 35 minutesfrom our clo

Hi everyone, It's been 1 month since I joined corporate as a fresher. My manager doesn't communicate with me, there's no communication between team members as some are working from home and some are in office. As most of the team members speak local

Any Kindle Readers here? Anyone here made a switch to Kobo Reader? And if you are an author, where do you think is the ideal way to buy books? eBooks, or physical ones from Amazon, Crossword, or local book stores?

Is there anyone in Hyderabad who are ready to invest in my local commerce startup, which primaryly deals in the apparel and footwear section, which solves the problem of why do people choose to buy dresses and footwear from the local stores than the

"20 Failures to a 39 billion company" Level 1 : making up of Instacart Apoorva mehta born in India and raised in Canada, completed his engineering degree from there and is a ex-Amazon employee who tried 20 staturps and failed and at last from his e