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"Factories don’t wait. Why should their supplies?" Industrial procurement is broken—slow deliveries, endless middlemen, stockouts, and overpriced essentials. Production stops. Money burns. Deadlines crash. But what if industrial goods arrived befor

my name is brijesh patel I run a marketing company I help ecom business to grow their revenue if any one have a d2c brend I fill very happy to help you

How the ongoing protests in Bangladesh are severely impacting the garment industry's supply chain. Factory Closures: Over 400 factories have halted operations due to protests, leading to significant production delays and increased shipping costs as

I am looking for a marketing specialist. Whatever order comes through which they will get their share, take the order only once and the profit will last for a long time without any investment. Time – You decide, as long as you do what you say, we

Hi Medial family 👋 Here is Day (2/10) product case study Today let's discuss the success roadmap of BEWAKOOF E-commerce Brand💹 1) KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE: 👥 Bewakoof's success hinges on catering to the specific needs and aspirations of young India

Attended eChai event organized by DevX in Mumbai today, and it was incredible to say the least. Founders from different genres shared their crazy their growth story and other marketing tips. Further, got to learn how D2C and B2B brands operate along

FreshToHome, a leading D2C brand in the fresh meat and seafood space, has achieved remarkable global success, more than doubling its revenue in just 2 years and reaching an Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) of ₹1,300 Cr in March 2023. Notably, 12% of th

false marketing in finance 😞 Some fintech companies are really pushing the limits of misleading marketing these days. No names needed but you have probably seen the ones selling fixed deposits and credit cards with ads that feel too good to be tru

₹1.2Cr in 30 Days When this D2C fashion brand came to us, they were already doing decent numbers. 📉 Monthly revenue hovered around ₹7–8L. Their product? Loved. Their pricing? Reasonable. Their customer base? Loyal They were running ads, yes — But

The hardest part of starting a clothing brand isn’t design — it’s production. I’ve spent the last 4 years working across end-to-end apparel product lifecycle management— handling everything from selecting fabrics and trims to building tech packs, bu