The Internet has brought revolutionary changes in the mindset of individuals especially in developing countries like India. In India, there are already tons of companies that are flourishing and almost every second a new company comes into existence. This is high time that even you start your own company and have your own business, as there a number of flourishing industries that opens the doors of opportunities for aspiring individuals. This is why we are going to discuss some of the great startup ideas bring possibilities of starting a business in the year 2019.

You choose any Startup Idea to try your hand in business and grab the opportunity.

1. Ad-Tech Sites

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If you have an IT background, do not wait for any further and start your own website, be it SEO related, Blogging, or any field where you think you have a shot. This is high time that you use your coding skills, quit that lousy job and have your own company.

2. Food Industries

This is the only industry that never goes down as people never stop eating everyone loves to eat and every once in a while they like to eat outside this is why we believe that Food Industry never goes out of business, all you need to do is find out a good outlet that could sell your business. With growing food delivery companies we are sure you will have a good business. Also, you can start a food delivery service providing company.

3. Travel Industry

Another flourishing Industry is the travel industry. There are people out there who have their own personal blog where they share their expeditions and still making money from that. If you think blogging is your thing then why not.

4. Wedding, Party Industry

People, especially in India, love to spend huge money on weddings. Even the average middle-class family manages to have a grand wedding ceremony. Not only the wedding, but people are ready to spend huge money and throw outa bid party for almost every big occasion. So, wedding planning or party planning business can get you a huge success these days.

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5. Fitness

If you are planning on investing in business then fitness clubs could be it. People now are more aware and conscious of their body more than ever. This is why gyms and fitness clubs are flourishing Indian market. Even Bollywood stars are enticed to invest in gym and fitness clubs business so why can’t you.

6. Makeover/ Makeup Industries

Especially for all the creative women out their, Makeover Industry is now at its peak. It is the best time to have your own makeup studio or salon if you are planning to have your own business.

7. Custom made gifts

Be it fragrant candles, lamps or any luxurious item. It is a good idea to have a business that makes and sells custom made gift items. With the help of e-commerce, you can start by selling your business online and give a good start to your career.

8. Blogging

Having your own blog site pays off. All you need to do is wait for it and invest a little in order to advertise. Once it starts getting monetize you can expect a good business out of it.

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What comes to your mind when you think of startups? Well, it sounds very simple and easy to execute but it is nothing like that. Launching a startup of your own requires lots of hardship to flourish the business in the long term. Additionally, it also requires a proper floor plan, management plan and funds to execute it properly. If you would lack in any of these parameters it can fail miserably leading you to losses. Have a look at some of these startups which have failed due to these mistakes only. I am sure that you can learn many good lessons from the mistakes committed by them.

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1. Just Buy Live

via: Yo!Success

Just Buy Live was a startup whose aim was to connect all the retailers directly to different brands across multiple categories like fashion, stationery, smartphones, auto, personal care, food, and drinks, etc. The startup was also offering unsecured loans to small business owners to facilitate the transaction on its portal and provide funds to small retailers. The startup has managed to raise $100 million series B funding from a Dubai-based investment firm, Ali Cloud Investments.

Why did it fail?

This startup has failed miserably failed due to no proper planning of scalable business models and negative cash flow. As per the latest report, the startup’s co-founder has said that the company has temporarily been shut down for some time and it would soon resume its operation after raising fresh funding.

2. Shotang

via: ET Telecom

The startup, Shotang was a business-to-business (B2B) online marketplace that was launched to connect retailers, distributors and various manufacturers to carry their business online using their platform. It used to earn revenues based on commissions paid by distributors per transaction.

Why did it fail?

Although the startup has raises a series of funding from different investors like Patamar Capital in February 2019 (INR 6.8 Crores) Exfinity Venture Partners in December 2015 (INR 36 crores). It is believed that the startup has risen the funding to pay off its creditors, employees, and partners.

3. PortDesk

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The startup, PortDesk was aimed at providing e-procurement solutions for logistics management related operations like accounting, cash management, ports DA estimate, and voyage, layout and contract management.

Why did it fail?

The startup has shut down its business in June 2018 but the exact reason for its failure is still not revealed. The company has raised $2 million (INR 13.98 Cr) in a seed funding round from a Singapore-based maritime services company, Alphard Maritime Group.

4. Zebpay India

via: Zebpay

Undoubtedly, the company was India’s largest crypto exchange that enabled users to buy and sell Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies like Litecoin, Ripple, etc.

Why did it fail?

Zebpay has decided to shut down its operation completely soon after the official announcement by RBI in April 2018, which has restricted banks and payment companies to extend any services to crypto exchanges and wallets. The company closed its operations on 28 September 2018 by saying that they are unable to chalk out any other way to carry out the business at this point in time.

5. Tazzo

via: Red Newswire

It was really an interesting bike rental startup that has helped millions of people to commute to their offices at only Rs. 5 per km. Its mobile app was integrated using GPS tracking technology which was used to do live tracking of the movement of the vehicle.

Why did it fail?

The company has shut down its operations because it was not able to generate positive cash flows out of its business.

You must have heard that startups fail but do you know Why? Because of one or more reasons like lack of adequate funds, quality resources and infrastructure and so many things which one requires for running a startup successfully. But not every startup fail and the reason behind this is the constant effort and hard work they put in to achieve the desired results.

There are a number of startups that have been failed badly but there are also some of the startups which have proved us that nothing is impossible in this world if we are willing to take the pain and do the hard work. In this article, we have listed

Some of the startups failed miserably but after now everyone knows about them as now they have gained quite a popularity among the masses.

1. Uber

via: Archid

We can’t imagine our life without using Ola and Uber nowadays. The car rental startup, Uber has been started by one school dropout who got very good funding to carry out his project. He started the company in the year, 2010 which has a value of nearly $17 billion as of now.

2. Instagram

via: Inc

One of the most famous photos sharing app, Instagram has been launched by a person who wanted to learn how to code so he decided himself to learn to code after his working hours. Post-learning about coding, he has successfully created an app about which everyone is talking today.

3. OYO Rooms

The very young and talented Ritesh Agarwal who is also a college dropout has made this idea a successful launch at the age of 17 only. Do you know OYO was earlier known as ‘Oravel’? The concept was fairly unique and accepted by especially young couples, married or unmarried. As of now, the company values over $25 billion.

4. Alibaba

via: Mashable

He is the man of words, from whom we can learn so much. He is truly like an inspiration for so many peoples as he knows the real struggle behind finding a job for himself as he faced many rejections in his life for every possible job which he tried.

And you know, he hardly knows how to speak English. Facing so many failures, he decided to start his very own startup, Alibaba which is a giant Chinese e-commerce player and everyone knows about it.

5. LinkedIn

via: Glassdoor

One of the most important startups of the millennium I guess which helps people to find jobs and make contact with professionals over social media. Initially, when the app was set to launch in the year 2013, the founder asked some of his friends to join the website.

After some time, it gets a positive response from a huge number of people and today it has a worth of over $1 billion.

6. Tripoto

via: Tripoto

This startup was started up by two friends together who were avid travellers. They have started the company in the year 2013. The company has also received a huge amount of funding of nearly Rs. 2 crores within a year.

7. Pinterest

via: Officelovin

To start this venture, a guy has left his job to work along with his two friends. Initially, the app got flopped badly. So, they again tried to re-launch the app in the year 2010 which now has over 25 million active users worldwide.