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“Amazon, Flipkart, Snapdeal, Paytm” ,  Big 4’s App Performance in 2015 by Deepak Abbot
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“Amazon, Flipkart, Snapdeal, Paytm” ,  Big 4’s App Performance in 2015 by Deepak Abbot

Following up on my last year’s post on Mobile Commerce, I decided to focus only on Big 4 this time primarily due to lack of time. Here is what I published in Dec 2014: Mobile Commerce Growth in 2014 - It's An App World Let's take a visual look at how some of the top mobile commerce Apps of India grew in the year 2014, which also points…growthbug.com The numbers shown below are based on my formula based on publicly available data. Plus I have used all the free sources of data (non-paid) available from popular App store analytics platforms. The charts below are only for Android, which IMO would be 85% of all App traffic. Flipkart maintained its leadership in 2015: Flipkart grew 2x: Returning users: Month 2 retention seems to be the biggest concern for all: Num...
Lenskart Office – A Place of Lens
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Lenskart Office – A Place of Lens

Lenskart is India's fastest growing eyewear company founded by Peyush Bansal in November 2010. With a unique brick and mortar presence, Lenskart today offers over 10,000 different styles and high quality prescription eyeglasses, sunglasses and contact lens to fit all pocket sizes. Lenskart has grown more than 200% year on year in the last 2 years, to be among the top 3 optical businesses in India today. Lenskart currently has over 100 stores across more than 66 cities in the country with delivery in over 100 cities. (more…)
9 Ways Small Businesses Can Be Big on Google
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9 Ways Small Businesses Can Be Big on Google

Having trouble getting your small business site to rank in the search engines? Not even sure where to start? This post will provide you with 9 simple hacks to ensure your site is properly optimized and starts ranking as soon as possible. These hacks have helped me to go from a startup to having millions of online visitors to my site each month in less than a year. If you're an e-commerce or local business, make sure to stick around to the end of the post. I've included some special hacks just for you!   1. Add customer reviews and ratings to each product you sell. These benefit you on a few different levels: they're great for user experience, they tend to increase conversion rates, and they're the type of supplementary content Google loves to see and reward by way of higher ranking...
Decoding – Snapdeal revenues have increased 5 times from last year
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Decoding – Snapdeal revenues have increased 5 times from last year

It seems a comment from Kunal Bahl (CEO, Co-founder of Snapdeal) is true that Snapdeal will become profitable in three years. As per the latest data from a Blog, Snapdeal revenues have increased 5 times. The Blog also revealed that the loss per rupee of revenue earned has also decreased drastically comparison to last year.   Loss per rupee chart: So Snapdeal revenues have been growing multifold every year. Every Valuation round is a multiple of the last one. But what about its losses? The negative point is that revenue for FY 2012-13 was INR 340 million which is a very small scale to be of any use for benchmarking. And the loss at even a scale of INR 1,680 million is twice the revenue.
Amazon may export delivery lessons from India to cut costs abroad
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Amazon may export delivery lessons from India to cut costs abroad

E-commerce giant Amazon.com is taking lessons learnt from its daily battles with India's choked roads and cramped cities to some of its largest developed markets, exporting a model of cheaper deliveries and reduced warehousing costs. Online shopping is booming in India, where millions of consumers are newly able to access the Internet thanks to cheap smartphones. For Amazon, it is already the largest contributor of new customers outside the United States. But, like local rivals Flipkart and Snapdeal, Amazon has struggled with deliveries in cities where snarl-ups are frequent and road signs unreliable. In response, firms have set up logistics networks and use motorbikes instead of trucks. Flipkart, for one, has tapped Mumbai's dabbawalas, a more than a century-old lunch box distrib...
E-commerce Effect cause 55.58% decline in footfalls at Delhi-NCR malls in this Diwali
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E-commerce Effect cause 55.58% decline in footfalls at Delhi-NCR malls in this Diwali

In the wake of an unprecedented surge in e-commerce, shopping malls already under huge pressure due to large vacant spaces are expected to see a sharp decline in the footfalls could be to the extent of 55.58 per cent during the ongoing festive season this year, reveals an ASSOCHAM recent survey. According to the just concluded survey, Delhi-NCR has recorded the highest decline in footfalls at city malls. As per the study, about 120-150 malls were launched in the past two years but close to 65-70% of the spaces in many of the malls still remain empty. Several malls, unable to attract the shops are even shutting down. The major factors attributed to this situation are an economic slowdown, online shopping, high-interest rate and inflation of consumer good items, the steep drop in sho...
Why Ecommerce Giants Like Kunal Bahl, Sachin Bansal Are Backing Entrepreneurs As “Super Angel”
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Why Ecommerce Giants Like Kunal Bahl, Sachin Bansal Are Backing Entrepreneurs As “Super Angel”

Saras Agarwal's main agenda at a networking event early this year was to meet Zishaan Hayath, cofounder and chief executive of education technology startup Toppr. The associate vice-president at VenturEast, among India's oldest venture capital firms, wasn't looking to invest in Toppr but discuss startups Hayath had put his money into. "It was a general meet-up from the point of view of deal flow to understand what kind of startups (Hayath) is interested in," Agarwal said. Hayath represents a widening pool of so-called super angels — reputed startup founders who are increasingly becoming the first port of call for entrepreneurs seeking money for their emerging businesses, having been among the earliest to bet on consumer Internet companies such as Ola, Housing, TinyOwl, Grofers and Delhi...
Internet and e-commerce help Chinese farmers to increase incomes
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Internet and e-commerce help Chinese farmers to increase incomes

In china, farmers too are becoming tech-savvy which is leading to a good harvest from better care of the crops.These farmers are using technology to the fullest and the result is visible in the increased incomes of these farmers. Chinese internet conglomerate, Alibaba, too is supporting these farmers take the leap, with plans to invest 10 billion yuan (USD 1 billion). (more…)
first 5 steps to building your own SaaS application by Mukund Mohan
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first 5 steps to building your own SaaS application by Mukund Mohan

This post is for non-developer founders who want to build a SaaS application. Before writing about 5 steps to make SaaS application it's important to know about "What is Saas?" SAAS, or "Software as a Service" in general refers to a software application which is hosted by a provider on their own servers, but accessible to users across the Internet. In other words when using a SAAS application the data and functionality that create the user experience are being delivered from the provider's servers and not installed locally in the user's own computer or intranet and users could help to keep the cloud protected through saas monitoring tools. SAAS solutions have benefits both for the provider (infrastructure is one place, no need to support many OSs, can upgrade services to all users ...