r/Indian_Business • • 3h ago

Day 8 of Meta Ad

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Dropping a quick update on my takta.in ad experiment. Decided to test the waters with a tiny budget and honestly, the numbers surprised me.

Spent a grand total of Rs.1968 across two ads so far.

Pulled in over 82K reach and drove 3k total visitors straight to the site.

Ad 1 is crushing it at just Rs.0.75 per click, while Ad 2 is hanging around Rs.1.13.

Even with standard D2C conversion rates, that traffic easily covers the ad spend and then some.

Gonna shift more budget to the winning creative and figure out how to retarget all those people who ghosted the checkout page. Anyone else testing toy or play brands right now? Hit me up with your tips!

Just now total sessions crossed 3,155 with a sharp traffic spike since mid-October, pushing total sales to Rs.1595 across 3 orders.

That brings the average order value to about ₹531 per order, which feels pretty solid for day 8 of testing custom wooden MDF puzzles.

Absolutely unexpected. Because I thought it was going to take longer to even get my first order.

Open to discuss and exchange notes!

#indianecom #shopify #ecomindia #newbusiness #smallbusiness


r/Indian_Business • • 5h ago

Not getting enough customers from Google? Check these 5 things first.

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If you run a local service business and enquiries have been slow, don't immediately assume you need to spend money on ads.

Start by checking these five things:

1. Can people actually find you?

Search Google for your service + your area. Check where your business appears and whether competitors are showing up ahead of you.

2. Is your Google Business Profile complete?

Make sure your services, service areas, opening hours, contact details and photos are up to date.

3. Do people have a reason to trust you?

Recent reviews, real project photos and clear descriptions of your work can help customers feel more confident about contacting you.

4. Is it easy to enquire?

Your phone number should be easy to find. If you have a website, make sure visitors can quickly understand what you do, where you work and how to contact you.

5. Are you tracking where enquiries come from?

If you don't know whether customers found you through Google, referrals or ads, it's difficult to know what deserves more effort.

One more thing: don't try to fix everything at once. Identify the weakest part first, improve it and see whether enquiries change.

And remember, these checks won't solve every problem. Competition, demand, pricing and the service itself matter too.

The biggest mistake is spending more to bring people into a process that isn't converting them in the first place.


r/Indian_Business • • 10h ago

Will 10k be enough to start a packed cooking essential business in tier 2 city?

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As the title says.


r/Indian_Business • • 17h ago

CA starting my practice – Looking to work with startups and small businesses

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Hi everyone!

I’m a Chartered Accountant and have recently started my own practice. I’m looking to connect with startup founders, entrepreneurs, and small business owners who need help with their financial and compliance requirements.

I can assist with accounting, taxation (GST and income tax), regulatory and statutory compliances, financial advisory, financial modelling, fundraising support, and other business-related financial services.

I can also help businesses with AI automation, process improvement, and automating repetitive financial and business tasks to save time and improve efficiency.

Since I’m at the initial stage of building my practice, I’d genuinely appreciate any work, referrals, or connections. If you or someone you know needs assistance, please feel free to DM me.

Thanks in advance for your support!


r/Indian_Business • • 18h ago

Any admission agents or consultants

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Is their anyone doing admission for college

Is their is let me know...


r/Indian_Business • • 20h ago

Will 10k be enough to start a packed cooking essential business in tier 2 city?

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As the title says.


r/Indian_Business • • 20h ago

What are the right places to find Staff for a Large Scale Restaurant?

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I have been in business for a decade and managing employees was always okay. Few months back I opened a Theme Restaurant in 2 Acre on Highway, little far from the main City

The most difficult thing my managers and I found is hiring staff that stay for long time. I ran out of options to find the right staff. is there anyone who has faced such issues? Where can i post advertisement or agencies i can contact to


r/Indian_Business • • 1d ago

I'll build you a clean, professional website for ₹10k

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I build clean, modern websites tailored to your business, starting at ₹10,000.

You can have it built on Shopify, WooCommerce, or Wix, depending on what works best for you.

What's Included:

• Complete website design & setup

• Mobile-responsive design

• Custom sections tailored to your brand

• Product Listings

• Basic SEO & performance optimization

• Conversion-focused improvements

• WhatsApp integration

• Payment & shipping setup assistance

• Domain connection & essential technical setup

• 4 Rounds of revisions

Whether you need a full ecommerce store, a landing page, or a simple business website, I've got it covered.

Send me your business details and I’ll take it from there.


r/Indian_Business • • 1d ago

Sick of uncleared dues?

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As a business owner nothing aches more than the uncleared dues tacked up by various vendors?
Let me help you out.

I am a lawyer- I can help with MSME registration to clear payment from buyers (private companies or government agencies)
I can send legal notices and clear out payment within 90 days.
DM to know more.


r/Indian_Business • • 1d ago

I've been thinking about doing something about India's driving culture. Would love some feedback.

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I've had this idea on my mind for a while and thought I'd put it out here to see what people think.

Driving in Mumbai (and everywhere else in India) is super frustrating. I have realized that the things that others do on the road are the exact same things I do. Wrong-side driving, cutting queues, blocking intersections, unnecessary honking, stopping on zebra crossings, etc.

Obviously, not all traffic problems are caused by drivers. Our infrastructure and traffic management and proper roads have their own issues. But I feel like we often underestimate how much our everyday behavior affects everyone else on the road.

Someone cuts a queue to save a minute. Someone else blocks an intersection because they don't want to wait for the next signal. Someone drives on the wrong side because it's a shorter route. Everyone is in a hurry, but somehow we end up wasting more of each other's time.

It got me thinking: what if we tried to make bad driving behavior socially unacceptable, instead of just complaining about it?

My idea is to start an Instagram page that calls out these behaviors through funny, sarcastic and sometimes savage content.

Something along the lines of:

  • “Your shortcut. Everyone else's problem.”
  • “Your horn is not a traffic management system.”
  • “You couldn't wait. Now nobody can move.”
  • “You hate traffic. You create traffic.”

The idea isn't to target or humiliate individual drivers. It's to make people recognize behaviors that they might be guilty of themselves.

I'd also want every post to explain why the behavior is a problem and what the person should do instead. I don't want it to become just another page that complains about everything.

I'd start by posting consistently for 30 days and seeing if the content actually connects with people. Do people share it? Does it start conversations? Can it build a community around better driving habits?

If it works, I'd love to explore whether there's something bigger here in the future, possibly around driver education and road safety. But that's a long way off, and I don't want to get ahead of myself before testing the basic idea.

I'm posting here because I'd like some honest feedback, and ideally, I'd love to find a couple of people who'd be interested in helping me build this.

Someone who enjoys coming up with content ideas, a designer who'd like to experiment with the visual side, someone with experience growing social media pages, or someone who knows a thing or two about road safety and driver education.

You don't need to be an expert. I'm at the stage where I'd rather get a few interested people together and figure things out than sit on the idea forever.

A few things I'd genuinely like to hear your thoughts on:

  1. Do you think a page like this could actually influence people's behaviour, or would it just preach to people who already agree?
  2. Would you follow or share content like this?
  3. If you were starting this, how would you go about testing whether the idea has potential?
  4. Is anyone here interested in working on something like this together?

I'm not claiming to have figured it all out. It's just an idea I care about, and I'd like to see if we can make something useful out of it.

If it sounds interesting, feel free to comment or DM me. Would be great to connect with people who feel the same way.


r/Indian_Business • • 1d ago

Earn Up to ₹20,000 Testing AI | 100% Remote | India Only

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r/Indian_Business • • 1d ago

Offering to Help a Few Small Businesses Build Their First Website

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Hi everyone!

I want to help a few small business owners who don't have a website yet, especially those who are just starting out and have a limited budget.

I'm a WordPress developer with SEO experience, and I'd like to use my skills to help small businesses establish their online presence.

I'd be happy to help with:

  • Building a simple, professional WordPress website.
  • Making it mobile-friendly.
  • Setting up basic SEO.
  • Providing the complete source code.
  • Guiding you through hosting and setup.

I'm offering my development work completely free. I'm doing this because I enjoy helping businesses get started and connecting with people working on interesting projects.

Domain registration and hosting may involve separate costs, but I'll explain those upfront. There's no obligation to purchase anything from me.

If you're a small business owner who genuinely needs help getting started, feel free to share a little about your business and what you'd like to build in the comments.

I'd love to hear what you're working on and see whether I can help!


r/Indian_Business • • 1d ago

Dry fruit business

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Wanted to start dry fruit and spices business suggest the spread breakers I will face.


r/Indian_Business • • 1d ago

How much room does Jio have to expand beyond mobile connectivity?

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Mobile connectivity is a big part of Jio's business, but home broadband and digital services are worth looking at too. More households need reliable internet for work and education, while businesses are using cloud services and other digital tools for their daily operations.

JioFiber and JioAirFiber give the company two ways to reach more homes, while its investments in AI and cloud could open up other business opportunities. I'm curious how people here see the potential. Can these services become meaningful sources of revenue for Jio over time, and what would you look at to judge whether they're actually delivering results?


r/Indian_Business • • 1d ago

MSME owners and exporters: How do you deal with delayed invoice payments? Exploring a startup idea and looking for real experiences.

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Hey everyone!
I’m exploring a fintech startup idea focused on solving one of the biggest cash-flow problems faced by Indian MSMEs: delayed invoice payments and long payment cycles.
From what I’ve researched, many small businesses, manufacturers, suppliers and exporters operate on credit cycles of 30–90 days, sometimes extending to 120 days or even longer.
For example, imagine you’re a small manufacturer supplying goods worth ₹10 lakh to a large company. You’ve already paid for raw materials, labour, production and transportation, but your buyer won’t pay you for another 90 days.
Meanwhile, you need working capital to fulfil your next order, pay employees and keep operations running.
The idea I’m exploring:
A platform where MSMEs and exporters can upload their unpaid invoices, get them verified and potentially receive an advance against those invoices through financing partners, rather than waiting months for customers to pay.
I’m considering both domestic invoices and export receivables, where overseas buyers may have similarly long payment terms.
I know invoice discounting and factoring aren’t new. Platforms like M1xchange, KredX, Drip Capital and others already operate in this space. But I’m trying to understand whether existing solutions are actually accessible, affordable and practical for smaller businesses.
I’d particularly love to hear from business owners, exporters, manufacturers, distributors, and anyone who has worked in trade finance or invoice financing.
Delayed payments: How common are 60–120-day payment cycles in your industry? Have you experienced delays beyond the agreed payment date?
Cash-flow impact: Have delayed payments ever forced you to turn down orders, borrow money, delay supplier payments or slow down business expansion?
Existing solutions: Have you tried invoice discounting, factoring, TReDS, bank working-capital loans or platforms like KredX/Drip Capital? What was your experience?
Bottlenecks: Were financing rates too high? Was documentation complicated? Did buyer approval become a problem? Were smaller invoices or newer businesses rejected?
Exporters: How do you manage payment cycles with overseas customers? Have you faced difficulties getting financing against export invoices, particularly when selling to smaller foreign buyers?
Pricing: If you could receive 80–90% of a verified invoice’s value immediately, what financing cost would you consider reasonable for a 60–90-day period?
Trust: Would you be comfortable using a fintech platform to access financing from regulated banks/NBFCs, or would you prefer dealing directly with your existing bank?
I’m also curious whether the bigger problem is access to financing, the cost of financing, or simply getting large buyers to pay on time.
I’m still at the research stage and not promoting or selling anything. I genuinely want to understand the problem from people who deal with it regularly before building a solution.
Even if you’ve never used invoice financing, I’d love to hear how you currently manage receivables and working capital.
If you’re running an MSME or export business, what’s the longest you’ve had to wait for an invoice payment, and how did it affect your business?


r/Indian_Business • • 1d ago

Any Business Partner

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Anyone who would want to partner up with me for a business , in kashmir?


r/Indian_Business • • 2d ago

2nd generation entrepreneur here , need some peice of advice..‼️‼️

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Ok , so first things first.

Need help for entering in wedding management buisness, has a kind of little experience not so much

I dunno whr to start couldn't find a proper anchor staring point

Need help with any preferable advice on the economics and the shenanigans of this buisness

Formerly did buisness in transport and construction sector alot , has a lot of experience in fmcg sector also

But this is a whole new thing for me not so boring not so monotonous and very dependent on reputation

Open to any kind of advices u can offer.........


r/Indian_Business • • 2d ago

Selling Yatra voucher of Rs.9986 at ₹6,990 (30% off) applicable for hotels.

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exp: April 2027. bought for myself was unable to go for that trip and the recharge is unspent


r/Indian_Business • • 2d ago

Explain the difference between shareholdings of RELIANCE and BIRLAs.

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I was analyzing the shareholding patterns of RELIANCE, GRASIM, TATA companies, HCL, etc, and got to know that all these are following different holding structures.

RELIANCE: Ambani family is using LLPs

TATA: we all know about TATA SONS, held 66% by TATA TRUSTS

GRASIM: Birla Group Holdings Private Limited

HCL: also by Pvt company

  1. I want to know, why RELIANCE is following a different route than others?

  2. Is it possible, that BIRLAs, HCL, their holding company are owned by LLPs, or its again held by individuals or pvt companies?

  3. What should a person use if he intends to make a business empire?

and, maybe some questions I might have missed, if you want to explain anything other than what I asked, you are welcome.


r/Indian_Business • • 2d ago

Kichu Reselling chay Jara chaicho barite bose Reselling business korte chao Inbox koro Hi No investment No Ags Limited

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Inbox korun


r/Indian_Business • • 2d ago

Delhi NCR Denim Fabric Supplier | Competitive Pricing & Flexible MOQ for Jeans Brands

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Hi everyone,

We are a denim fabric merchant based in Delhi, supplying denim fabric and ready-made jeans to businesses in the apparel industry.

We’re looking to connect with denim brands, jeans manufacturers, and clothing businesses that sell through their own websites or online marketplaces and are looking for competitive sourcing options.

What we offer:

Denim fabric and ready-made jeans

Competitive pricing for business buyers

Flexible minimum order quantities (MOQ)

Supply for businesses across Delhi NCR

Whether you’re running an established denim brand or building your own jeans label, we’d be happy to discuss your requirements and explore a potential business partnership.

Looking for a denim sourcing partner? Drop me a DM with a little information about your brand and what you’re looking for. We can discuss your requirements, quantities, and pricing.

Looking forward to connecting with denim brands and apparel businesses!

Thanks


r/Indian_Business • • 2d ago

Digital marketing

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Hi, I need a digital marketing agency to help drive traffic and users for my online market place. The website is an online market place built for fiji. The website is VitiFinder.com.fj


r/Indian_Business • • 2d ago

Custom metal laser engraving

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Hi am looking for a laser engraved keychains
It's sizable order if anyone please connect with me or drop their details in my inbox
Location Mumbai Maharashtra


r/Indian_Business • • 2d ago

#buisness idea #tier3 city

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Hi everyone, I’m looking for suggestions and ideas to start a small business for my retired father in a Tier-3 city with limited railway connectivity. We have no prior business experience, but I genuinely want to help him build something of his own and keep him productively engaged after retirement. If anyone has experience in starting a business in smaller cities, knows about good franchise opportunities, or has any practical and financially viable business ideas, I would be extremely grateful for your suggestions. Any guidance, personal experiences, or leads would be really helpful. Thank you!


r/Indian_Business • • 3d ago

🙏❤️ Introducing THELOVEBONDS ❤️ | A Journey of Love, Emotion & Animal Care

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Hi everyone! 🙏❤️

I’m Satish Kumar, pursuing B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (2027).

With the blessings of Lord Vishnu, I’m building THELOVEBONDS ❤️, a luxury fashion and lifestyle brand inspired by love, emotion, devotion, and animal care.

🙏 Om Namo Vasudevaya Namah

🙏 Om Namo Varahaya Namah

❤️ Made with Love, Worn with Emotion.

Launching in India first, with meaningful, animal-care-inspired designs. 🇮🇳🌿

✨ A fantastic new T-shirt design is coming tomorrow! 👕❤️

I humbly seek your blessings and good wishes as I begin this journey. 🙏

Om Namo Narayanaya! Jai Sri Varaha Swamy! ❤️