Believe me, it’s not... • 1y
I love how Blume breaks down India's market into three layers - (a). India 1 - Roughly 10% of the population, APC income → $15K - High-spenders who drive trends in premium products and services: think Blue Tokai Coffee, Licious, Country Delight. - Startups target India1 early because they're willing to pay premium prices and their consumption habits drive broader market trends. (b). India 2 - 30% of households, APC income → $3K - Reading this, I thought of startups like KukuFM: Micropayment models to lower entry barriers drive adoption within this segment (Netflix also introduced a mobile only option for ~ ₹150/month, trying to cater to this segment). - Exceptionally challenging to convert them into paying customers. (c). India 3: At present, not serviced by startups Relevant image from Blume's IVR below ⤵️

Founder & Editor of ... • 1y
Recently, at Crypto India Magazine, we decided to launch “Startup Of The Week,” a new segment dedicated to showcasing innovative Web3 startups across India and beyond. And today we are kicking this off by featuring KoinBX as our very first highlight
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BIG WIN for Startups in India! 🇮🇳 The Govt is offering ₹0 Income Tax for 3 Years to eligible startups! 🙌 ✅ Boost for innovation ✅ Support for entrepreneurs ✅ Massive growth opportunity If you’re building the future, this is your moment. 🔥 #Start
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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India • 10m
Before You Build in India, See What the World Is Launching. 🚀 1️⃣ https://betalist.com – Early-stage startups and trends 2️⃣ https://venturebeat.com – Startup and funding news 3️⃣ https://ycombinator.com – The kingmaker of global startups 4️⃣ ht
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🌍 India and China: The Middle-Income Trap Challenge The recent World Development Report 2024 by the World Bank sheds light on a crucial issue: the "middle-income trap." This is a scenario where countries, after reaching a certain level of economic
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Finding my self 😶�... • 1y
Some of the most successful Y Combinator-backed startups from India include: • Razorpay: A fintech company valued at $7.5 billion, offering payment solutions for businesses4. •. Meesho: A social commerce platform that simplifies online selling for
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I shall see • 9m
If you had to sell one product to 1.43 billion Indians... What would it be? One product that cuts across age, income, and region. One product that could change the way India lives. One product that’s so smart, it could become a daily habit. Think b
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I am trying to learn about the event management space in India and global. What are your thoughts? - how do companies actually make money in the space? - how viable and scalable is the industry to start a new business in? - any new startups to look
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