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Wth is CM1, CM2???? CM - Contribution Margin Contribution margin is the selling price per unit minus the variable cost per unit. CM1 = Contribution margin one= selling price- material costs - logistics costs. CM2= Contribution margin two= sellin

Don't be in a hurry to register your business (unless you're getting Funding)

I was recently eating this chocolate fudge ... and It is worth 500rs. I think they have a really Great margin on this product. If anyone knows about the unit economics or margins of such products please msg me ?

If you are building a lifestyle brand, Never introduce more and more products unless you find a product-market fit. Also, if the positioning is premium, you need to have gross margins of 70%+.

o, this looks really cool, right? The Quick Commerce Boom! - 10-minute deliveries. - 24x growth in 3 years. - Dark stores popping up everywhere. But..... This is the other side which we need to TALK! - Returns Are Bleeding Margins - 30-35% of fas

🚀Today we gonna talk about Mastering Metrics for Consumer Ventures 1. Growth Targets : - Aim for 15% month-over-month growth. - Prioritize organic growth with an 80:20 ratio. 2. Tracking Strategies: - Meticulously track user acquisiti

Aaj Ki Raat, Dhandhe Ki Baat Industry Map : Industry Map is your key to understanding the Industry of any Dhandha. It provides a bird's-eye view of all the participants and the economic relationships that influence profitability. It can be classifi

The Rise of Electric Vehicles in India India's EV market is witnessing rapid growth, driven by government incentives, rising consumer awareness, and technological advancements. The country's vast population and growing middle class present a signif

Koriken is a Korean street food startup based in Bengaluru, offering a range of Korean dishes to satisfy the growing demand for Korean cuisine. This image showcases the unit economics of the business, breaking down how each ₹100 is spent. The largest

Pricing Strategies:- 1. Cost-Plus Pricing: Adds a markup to production costs. - Example: A $10 product sold for $15 ensures profit. 2. Value-Based Pricing: Prices reflect perceived customer value. - Example: Apple charges premium rates for i