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, it’s 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.
That’s exactly what happened with Fittr.
During COVID, Fittr became the poster child of India’s online fitness boom. Revenue soared from ₹58 Cr to ₹90 Cr. Investors rushed in.
But beh
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