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Pavan Jotiba Redekar

Join the Apnacart • 1m

Apnacart – Demo Pitch (Ultra Short) Apnacart is a mobile-first, regional-language e-commerce demo platform made for Bharat. It connects local sellers with small-town and rural buyers via a simple, fast, and easy-to-use interface. The demo includes:

Shyam Kumar

Startup as a dream • 1m

bro I don't think this work because when you target tear-2,3 cities, it's just an stupid decision. I tell you why? 1. if you sell something you have to add some cost like delivery, advertisement etc. 2. most of the quick e-commerce companies like Zepto, Blinkit make profit from tear 1 cities, they can't make profit from tear 2 or 3 cities 3. people of tear 2 or 3 cities are not well wealthy so, if they gat low cost from their near market they definitely go to that market not to your platform there are some reason but that enough for me.

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Jyotsana

Be an entrepreneur, ... • 1m

this idea can work but proper planning and execution is must ...I live in country side totally remote are a village but here delivery boy come on daily basis in fully remote are it will work because in my village limited reach to town it is big deal to go to town on daily basis because it is 4-5 km and some where it is 10 km away so it can be a better option for them who don't want to go to town by rented vehicle

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Pavan Jotiba Redekar

Join the Apnacart • 1m

why

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