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Why brands sell products cheaper price in platforms like Amazon rather than their website? I saw that maximum d2c brands sell cheaper on platforms like Amazon, flipkart, Blinkit or etc as compared to their website, even tho they have to pay various

Has anyone tried this? Is it feasible? Buying cheaper clothes from Panipat and sell it for higher. What could be the challenges behind?

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In India's cosmetics industry, profit margins vary based on brand positioning and product type. For standard cosmetic products, companies typically achieve profit margins between 10% and 15%. In contrast, luxury cosmetic brands often realize signific

US wants to talk with India to let companies like Amazon and Walmart fully sell online in India's $125 billion e-commerce market, while threatening higher tariffs, says the Financial Times.

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D2C brands in India spend 30–40% of revenue on customer acquisition Margins vanish fast when you're fighting for attention.

ISSUES FACED BY CLOUD KITCHENS IN INDIA 1. Order Volume Instability What it looks like: High volumes on weekends, almost dead weekdays. Impact: Inventory mismanagement, staff overworking on some days and sitting idle on others. Ground reality: Platfo

While the world obsesses over Blinkit, Zepto, and Instamart's 10-minute delivery wars… There’s one quiet player winning a very different battle. BigBasket isn’t chasing vanity. It’s building something far more powerful — profit. 💰 ₹4,000+ crore in