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People should Learn how to Value a Product, It's Worth, Costs, Margins and Quality. Instead of Going for Cheaper things they should go on the Quality. This Will make a Great Standard of Living in Between the People.

I have a business idea — let me know if it will work or not. As we all know, India is a price-sensitive market, with an estimated 15 million shops across the country. Almost every shop is likely to have some dead stock (I'm referring only to new, se

Why ShopClues Failed? Authenticity Issues: ShopClues aimed to provide urban products to rural & suburban customers, but complaints about counterfeit items damaged trust & hurt the brand’s reputation, undermining their good intentions. Quality Conce

Cafe Coffee Day (CCD), India's pioneering cafe chain, revolutionized coffee culture but suffered poor financial management and over-expansion, creating heavy debt and operational inconsistencies that hurt quality and loyalty. Recovery has focused on

We are seeking $[500000] to launch Medial Aluminum, a cutting-edge manufacturing shop specializing in precision aluminum components for the medical device industry. Our strategic location, advanced CNC machinery, and experienced team will allow us to

Trek on Rent – Your Adventure, Our Gear Based in Goregaon, Mumbai, Trek on Rent was founded to solve a common problem faced by trekkers and campers in Maharashtra, especially in the Sahyadri region, where trekking and camping are highly popular. Si

Zepto’s ‘Swap & Save’: Smart Move or Slippery Slope? Zepto is testing Swap & Save, a feature that suggests cheaper alternatives to items in your cart. Good for customers? Maybe. But for D2C brands, it’s a real concern. When a shopper chooses a prod

What happens if ONDC (Open Network for Digital Commerce) actually works? Here’s who wins, who loses—and how the whole game shifts 👇 • Small businesses finally get online reach—without being locked into Amazon or Flipkart • A kirana store in Indore

“Loss Leader Pricing: Winning Customers by Losing Money (Strategically)” “Loss Leader Pricing.” This strategy involves selling a product or service at a price that is intentionally below cost to attract customers. The goal isn’t to profit from the i