i am planning to start a online fitness startup for yoga,aerobics,zumba.with live classes
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The online fitness boom hit its peak during the pandemic. Unless you have a serious niche or a killer differentiator, itโs gonna be hard to stand out against giants like Cult, Fittr, or even YouTube creators with huge followings.
Growth hides flaws. Crisis shows if you really have a business.
Thatโs exactly what happened with Fittr.
During COVID, Fittr became the poster child of Indiaโs online fitness boom. Revenue soared from โน58 Cr to โน90 Cr. Investors rushed in.
But beh
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