Quick-Commerce Listing Audit for D2C Brands with Avi Singh Raghuwanshi

Most brands are rejected from Blinkit, Zepto or Instamart, or get listed and are later delisted because the economics were never thought through. This audit exists so that does not happen to you.

I was an Associate Product Manager at Blinkit and launched new cities there. I have sat in the room where listing, assortment and visibility decisions are made. Today I run my own food brand, so I sit on your side of the table as well. That combination is what you are buying.

Before the call, you share your product details, current listings and numbers. I come prepared, not generic.

In 60 minutes we cover:

- Your listing readiness score across Blinkit, Zepto and Instamart, and exactly what is missing

- Margin and take-rate mathematics per platform: what you actually keep after commissions, discounts and logistics

- Pack-size and price-ladder strategy for quick commerce (what works in a 10-minute delivery basket is different from what works on Amazon)

- The category-manager pitch: what they look for, how to reach the right person, and the real reasons brands are rejected

- Where relevant, warm introductions to category contacts I know

After the call, within 48 hours: a written 30-day action plan and listing checklist. Not call notes - a plan you can execute.

One rejected listing attempt or one bad pricing decision costs more than this call. Limited slots each week; I run two companies alongside this.