Carousell Stimulates Local Entrepreneurship with First Caroupreneur Awards
Singapore, 1 July 2021 — Carousell, one of the world’s largest and fastest growing classifieds, today celebrated its First Caroupreneur
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[SG] 40-year-old tailor business finds new ways to market online
Having an understanding of her business and customers needs allowed Nisha to tailor a better digital solution for her bespoke tailoring family business.
[SG] 40-year-old watch and optical shop embraces digitalisation to find new growth
When Covid resulted in a sharp dip in customers, Mr Vincent Lee and his son-in-law Wen Hao turned to Carousell to find new customers from all over Singapore.
[SG] Vanishing trade finds new customers online
Professional knife seller had to pivot his business twice after facing high rents for roadshows and again due to Covid, before finding synergy with e-commerce and online marketing.
[SG] Attempt to earn pocket money led to starting an e-commerce business
Alfiyan started selling unused gifts online for extra cash and grew it into selling his own manufactured sportswear.
[SG] Donating products to help community despite being affected by Covid-19
Although projects for Siege Advanced Manufacturing were affected by Covid-19, they decided to use the free time to help the community with their skills instead.
[SG] 30-year-old printing company diversifies on e-commerce platforms
Having diversified their business online, Suncience Marketing recently started listing their printing services as well.
CAROUSELL ADDRESSES FEEDBACK FROM USERS BY IMPROVING SELLING AND BUYING EXPERIENCE
Online classifieds cleans up marketplace by introducing a listing quota of 30 active listings
[SG] Silver lining in a damaged batch of cup noodle shipment
Yvonne’s circuit breaker side hustle with two friends faced a logistics mishap, and they had to creatively sell their slightly damaged products to recover cost.
THE CIRCUIT BREAKER EFFECT: THE AVERAGE SINGAPOREAN EARNED $2,200 ON CAROUSELL
User behaviour study reveals that Singaporeans have become increasingly resourceful, selling and buying to make the best of the circuit breaker
