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Acevolt

ENGIPRENEUR's • 1y

What do you think about the success of zepto ? And why other compititor can't do like zepto ? What do you think ?what is strategy behind the zepto ?

Nick

Content Marketer • 5m

because indian people are lazy that why q commerce is been half success in tier 1 cities.... that's the reason this model failed in foreign countries and asian countries have cheap labour and no labour laws exist

Ansh

Learn and Grow • 21d

True but also some people in Tier 1 cities have money to pay and they have less time to go out and buy. I see people in Tier 2-3 also consuming the product but the numbers are less and they are just using it right now as the prices are almost the same and sometimes cheap but once they will increase the price they will shift back to kirana/ local shops again. Cause in India we almost have shops in every corner and even societies have shops inside so it will be hard for them to adapt in the long run depends for how many years they can raise money as normal Vc cycle ends in 10-15 years max

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