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2 resources from Fynd we point founders to, and the questions each answers.

📄 Article

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Why we picked it Lays out the three main offline entry paths, own stores, retail partnerships, franchising, clearly enough to use as a decision framework rather than just inspiration.

Clicks to Bricks: Pioneering Strategies for D2C Brands for Offline Expansion

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Three entry paths: own brick-and-mortar, partner with existing retailers, franchise model
Partnering with established retailers is usually the lower-risk first move
Franchising trades margin for faster store-count scaling

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Answers Should I open my own retail store (EBO) or partner with existing retailers first?

🛠️ Tool

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Why we picked it Fynd's ONDC seller app skews toward fashion and D2C brands specifically, worth shortlisting since it's been used by recognisable D2C names, unlike some generic SME-first seller apps.

Sell on ONDC with Zero Setup Cost, Fynd Seller App

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Claims zero setup cost for ONDC onboarding
Connects sellers to all major ONDC buyer apps (Paytm, Magicpin, Craftsvilla, etc.)
Used by D2C fashion brands for catalogue and design integration

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Answers How do I actually get my brand onto ONDC, which seller app do I pick? What are the real costs and margins on ONDC compared to Amazon and Flipkart? Which ONDC seller apps should I actually compare before picking one?

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