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Roy
Business politics • 15h
Hey Atharsh, totally get what you’re going through. D2C is tough, especially in categories like dry fruits. B2B can definitely help you get steady cash flow while you build the brand. You can explore bulk tie-ups with retail chains, gyms, hotels, and even corporate gifting (huge market during festivals). Don’t stress too much—220 days is enough if you break it into small milestones. Maybe try B2B for volume + keep experimenting with D2C for long-term brand building. Keep pushing, you’re on the right track ✨💯
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Atharsh
Think less , create ... • 12h
yeah thanks boss , for the motivation, I will do go through your advice, but hotel chains work on credit notes which is very hard for small business. but yeah will give me try. without trying I won't know.B2B is good to go in volumes thanks for being around. we will stay in connect. thanks here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/atharshbodke?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app
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