Articles for Startups

Say Hello to Mr Voonik: A Fashion App Just for Men!

With over 1 Lakh products available on Mr Voonik already, the fashion marketplace is set to grow exponentially with plans of adding 1000 more brands within a month of launch.

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Clearvision Also Announced Their Head of India Operations

The joint venture is yet another step towards creating an eco-system for Clearvision to fully service, provide support and training to Atlassian’s Indian customers. Atlassian, a global soft services company with an annual turnover of $4.3 billion is the preferred and long standing global partner for Clearvision.

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Truly Madly's Perfect Valentine Gift

For those still in search of their valentine, here’s a Valentine’s Day offer that is “Truly Madly” fantastic. The popular dating app TrulyMadly has partnered with Starbucks, to give the singles an opportunity to meet over coffee at Starbucks. TrulyMadly is celebrating Valentine’s Day in partnership with Starbucks with 50 chosen couples from Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore. 500 additional TrulyMadly users in these three cities will win a preloaded Starbucks card for Rs.500 to take their date for an evening out on Feb 13.

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Funding Startups

There was a time when it was widely believed that “You are worth nothing until you’re profitable”; today this assumption seems flawed. For good, or for bad, media today is abuzz of stories of startups claiming phenomenal valuations and preposterous investments. If media reports are to believed, Flipkart has $2.45 billion, SnapDeal has $1 billion, PayTM has $610 million, Ola has $276.9 million and Quikr has $196 million in investments. What’s actually baffling to many is the fact is that these startups are far from being profitable; their losses are way too much. Obviously one can’t help but wonder as to why do these loss making enterprising are receiving such significant investments?

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Palate Fest ‘MINI’- A ‘Big’ Platform for Startups

With its wide range of delicacies, the second edition of the Palate Fest ‘mini’ is in town with the aim of uniting foodies across the national capital at a sprawling beautiful venue set up at Nehru Park. The festival features nearly 70 food outlets with exquisite range of cuisine including North Indian, Italian, Arabic, Chinese, Continental and Mughlai, home-made desserts, snacks and unique food.

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Journey Of ShopInSync

We are in that time of the century where everything is just a click away, be it buying your grocery or buying your favourite dress or even doing bank transactions. Every business these days is ensuring their presence is felt in the online space. Online shopping in India is an emerging trend for marketers to promote their commodities in wide geographical area using internet. The online shopping trend is here to stay and it looks likely to grow more in the upcoming years.

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Kraftly Ropes in Amazon's Akshay Gulati as Chief Business Officer

Kraftly– a one of its kind, O2O mobile marketplace that targets micro and individual seller communities in India, has announced the appointment of its Chief Business Officer, Akshay Ghulati. Prior to this, he was the Head of Trade-In at Amazon, UK and previously worked in different roles in Amazon’s retail and marketplace businesses. Akshay also has prior experience with SMILE Group where he was overseeing various portfolio companies. Preceding to his shift to digital commerce, Akshay worked as a management consultant with The Parthenon Group and A.T. Kearney.

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FreshChops: A Premier Delivery Service for Fresh Non Veg Products

Raghu and Sekhar used to go for walks over the weekend in KBR Park. Over the four hours they spent together every week they wanted to solve all sorts of problems in the unorganised hyper-local space. They looked at various categories including meat delivery, transactions of a household with milk vendors, dhobis etc. They in fact created prototype apps for all of these. While discussing these ideas with their friends, they received feedback that their ideas were not focused and that they were trying to do too many things.

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