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🛠️ 75% of Indian SMBs don’t have a digital storefront Shopprr raised ₹18 Cr to bring mobile-first stores to small businesses What's broken? ❌ SMBs rely only on WhatsApp & offline sales ❌ No inventory sync across channels ❌ Poor online visibility b

Domino's is failing in India because of a pizza brand from chandigarh In fact I can bet that you don't know about this brand, well they're La pino'z But how are they exactly robbing Domino's market share? Sanam Kapoor founded La pinoz from chand

📉 The Rise and Fall of ZEPTO ! 🚀 Zepto was the first to scale 10 minute delivery to the space and it was poster child of Indian startup speed. From college dorm to $1.4B valuation in under 2 years. 10-minute deliveries. Blitzscaling. Heavy VC ba

How did Vicks beat Dabur and Himalaya to capture 50% market share? 1. In 1964, Vicks (A US brand) entered India's untapped cold and cough relief market. While Western markets used liquid medicines, India preferred quick, easy solutions. Seeing this

ONE INTERESTING OBSERVATION SERIES DAY #18 4 Key Insights into the Footwear Industry: 1.Casualization Trend: The footwear industry is experiencing a major shift towards casual styles, both in India and globally, creating opportunities for Indian b

A routine topic - but it's a necessary one. Why Indian Startups Fail in the First 3 Years? A lot of Indian startups don’t fail because the idea is bad, they fail because the fundamentals are overlooked. Founders often build what they like instead o

Why Indian social media platforms fail? [Opinion] 🧠 With the inception of Myspace in 2003, the war for attention has just increased. Facebook came and killed Myspace, bought Instagram & WhatsApp Even Google failed with Google+, Snapchat survived,

Indian E-commerce is unlike any other in the world, and here’s why: While most western countries like the US, UK, and Canada offer close to no Cash on Delivery (COD), and countries like China and Brazil see just 15%+ of orders via COD… A staggering