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Vatan Pandey

🚀 Founder & CEO at ... • 1d

Quick Commerce: Convenience or the End of Local Businesses? ⚡🛍️ Quick commerce platforms like Zepto and Blinkit started with a promise—delivering essentials like milk and groceries. But today, brands like Samsung, Motorola, Xiaomi, Apple, and even HP are entering the 10-minute delivery race! 🚀💻 Is this the future of convenience, or a silent disaster for local businesses? 🤔 Small retailers investing lakhs in rent, marketing, and shop infrastructure are now facing a massive shift. If everything arrives at your doorstep in minutes, what happens to the traditional stores we’ve relied on for years? While big brands are benefiting, are local business owners ready for this transformation? If this trend continues, will traditional retail survive? 🏪💰 What do you think? Is quick commerce a revolution or a threat to local businesses? Let’s discuss! ⬇️ #QuickCommerce #RetailDisruption #FutureOfBusiness

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sameer singh

Hey I am on Medial • 10h

you are right bro local business die very soon n what should we have to do to save them?

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Pratik Mishra

Hey I am on Medial • 6h

i believe the resources are gathered from local business to be fulfilled so as long as these companies start manufacturing their own products, we can still survive.

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Do you think that quick commerce is more like a rivalry among the brands over a business What's your opinion on it. 🤔🤔

yes it is a rivalry

no it's a proper business

seems to be a business

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