guys what do you think there is opportunity to build q commerce platform and expanding in tier 2 and tier 3 cities same as meesho did where the flipkart and Amazon focusing on tier 1 meesho find the opportunity and grabbed the tier 2 and tier 3 city
Flipkart is doubling down on its quick-commerce venture, Flipkart Minutes, by appointing Kabeer Biswas, Dunzo’s co-founder, as the new leader. The move aims to challenge competitors like Amazon, Zepto, and BlinkIt in India's growing fast-delivery mar
Most of biggest and popular startups like Tesla, PayTm, etc are new inventions.
So do you all think that a startup should focus on building something new instead of copying an idea?
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Rohan Saha
Founder - Burn Inves... • 1d
E-commerce companies like Flipkart nowadays are not accepting refund requests directly. Instead, they are making customers talk to their support team first. This gives them an advantage unnecessary return orders will decrease, and only genuine return
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Rajesh R
Founder & CEO | Star... • 8m
Why is an MVP so crucial for startups? It helps validate your idea without burning through resources. Here's why every startup should focus on building an MVP first.
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How lean should a seed-stage startup be? Should we focus on building features in-house or outsource them?
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Praveena J
Stay Hungry, Stay Fo... • 11m
Decline in Trust: 55% of consumers have reduced trust in brands.
Gen Z's Importance: 79% of Gen Z find trust crucial for purchasing.
Factors for Decline: Increasing misinformation, ethical concerns, and lack of transparency.
Strategies for Brands:
The world's first quick commerce startup is GoPuff, founded in 2013 by Rafael Ilishayev and Yakir Gola in Philadelphia, USA. It pioneered the quick commerce (q-commerce) model by delivering essential products, including snacks, beverages, over-the-co
How do I build a Q-commerce business? Desperate need as I'm a first time entrepreneur and have no idea what's the first step to take. Don't want to give up a shit ton of equity to a fund or co-founders either to be honest