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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.

I’m confused between 2 businesses. 1. Starting a mineral water plant (brand) After all reeearch requires around 1CR in investment. + more in vehicles etc but on loan. High monthly fixed expenses. Max realistic Profit potential of upto 10L. But

hi ru hiring, do you want your hire to be on board within 30 days? and you like to spend less.

Nothing is launching a special Nothing Phone (2a) Blue for India! Starting at 19,999 Live on May 2, 12 PM

I own one(1) thing, which "Elon Musk" cannot own even with 400Billion+Dollars That is I am freaking: Young, I have Brain-To think Eyes-To see Legs-To move Hands-To work Heart- To Breathe Ears-To hear & so on.. Still thinking? What I own... It's

guys I am starting YouTube channel like Mr Bean I have 10 lakhs to spend on it it's anybody is here to join me

Ramadan routine: waking up in the morning at 4 o'clock for sehri then starting working at 6 o'clock till 12 or 1 PM after that taking one hour nap 😴, then again starting working for 2 3 hour then learning new tech, 6:30 iftar, again after that work

Google is finally starting to impress on the product the distribution advantage will kick in shortly- a good reminder when distribution is proprietary, distribution wins example Comcast VS Netflix, when distribution is commoditized best product wins

o, this looks really cool, right? The Quick Commerce Boom! - 10-minute deliveries. - 24x growth in 3 years. - Dark stores popping up everywhere. But..... This is the other side which we need to TALK! - Returns Are Bleeding Margins - 30-35% of fas