I work for a company that sells fabrics in wholesale, and I'm the digital marketer responsible for SEO, website management, and social media advertising. Our owner has asked me to devise a strategy to boost sales, as he aims to achieve a minimum of ₹
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Anonymous 3
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Consider listing your products on popular B2B marketplaces like IndiaMART
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Can i make B2b marketplace platform like🥳indiamart, tradeindia
Comment you're oppinion guys
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India mein free lead generation ke liye kuch popular listing sites:
1. Google My Business - Local leads ke liye free mein business list karein.
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2. Justdial - Local business directory, free listing.
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3. Sulekha - Service-based businesses
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I'm planning to start a B2B website just like Udaan, share your thoughts on this
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Do you think prompt marketplaces will work in India?
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Is it possible to build a B2B marketing brand that sells sustainable daily use products with their clients' branding on their products and the extra cost of using 'no plastic' products plus profit margins are recovered from the money you're gonna cha
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