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Types of market 1. Perfect Competition: Many buyers and sellers with identical products. 2. Monopoly: Single seller dominating the market. 3. Monopolistic Competition: Many sellers offering differentiated products. 4. Oligopoly: Few large firms

I have an idea that is like Zepto , Blinkit but I look into region based model instead of dark store model . We specially focuses on customers value and trust which can be slove out through local sellers or their's area's seller . Now we can see that

🚀Just launched Simmerce (Test Version) – Feedback Wanted! Hey everyone, I’ve been building Simmerce, a next-gen B2B marketplace aiming to rethink how businesses connect with sellers – something cleaner, faster, and more trust-driven than current pl

Meesho - A Nightmare for sellers! 1. Very low profit margins: ➡️ Meesho constantly compares prices with competitors ➡️ If you dont lower your price, your product gets delisted. Sellers are forced into a price war, with very low profits 2. High ret

Feedback-Driven E-commerce Platform Online shopping faces a critical challenge: trust. Many reviews are fake or irrelevant, leading to poor customer decisions and limited insights for sellers to improve. Our solution is a feedback-driven e-commerce

The Open Network for Digital Commerce (𝐎𝐍𝐃𝐂) is a government initiative designed to level the playing field in India’s e-commerce space, especially for small retailers. Unlike traditional e-commerce models like the Inventory Model, where companie

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

I am sharing an startup idea from my past experience. I used to work as a buyer and seller of social media pages(YouTube, Instagram, Facebook). We can make a website, app for these exchanges. I know the buyers and sellers. I want someone to handle th

Apnacart – Demo Pitch (Ultra Short) Apnacart is a mobile-first, regional-language e-commerce demo platform made for Bharat. It connects local sellers with small-town and rural buyers via a simple, fast, and easy-to-use interface. The demo includes:

Why are we, the buyers, forced to buy from the platform we don’t like? This is also problematic for the sellers as well. It feels so strange for eCommerce sellers to get their products listed on Amazon, eBay, Flipkart, Etsy, Meesho, Zepto, Blinkit,