2. Timeline
• Junglee.com
was launched by
America’s top E-
commerce
website Amazon
February
2012
• Junglee.com
announces
partnership with
Quikr.com
January
2014
4. Key Partners
Quikr.com is the only partner of Junglee.com
They share the database for pre-owned electronic goods to give
customers a wide variety of choice.
The strategic partnership helped junglee to gain already existing
traffic of Quikr.com and Quikr.com got an expanded platform for
its products.
7. Value Proposition
( For one product, all the retailers in market online/offline
with prices )
Product discovery
Wide variety of items in stock
Price comparison
Best offers on major e-retailer sites
Convenience for the customer to find all brands they may aspire on one
platform
Discount Hubs
Seller information Section
Related Product Listings
1700+ brands
60000 local retailers in 7major cities
8. Customer Relationships
Product Reviews
Feedback button on every product page
Personalized recommendations
Customer Care Helpline
Automated Processes for uploading new
products for sellers, no need of
contacting anyone or anything.
9. Customer Segments
Mass Market (Online Shoppers)
Early majority Internet shoppers
College students
Price conscious shoppers
Early Adopters (kindle)
Sellers
Current low performing sellers
Third party retailers
Online sellers
10. Key Resources
Revenue is generated by sellers who sell on this website, the
price is per unit basis.
Distribution Channel is required only for the fulfillment option
11. Channels
The awareness about the website was made through ads on
social media website only.
The channels of fulfilling the customer requirements is
through other sellers and Amazon itself.
Amazon is relatively new in the market and the traffic
generated on junglee is helpful for the Amazon to build new
customer base.
12. Revenue Streams
Subscription fees paid by sellers
Referral fees paid by sellers on each unit sold
This website deals in B2B so the revenue is generated only by sellers.
Customer
Pay to
Junglee.com
Deduction of
referral fees
Sellers
account
credited
15. Cost Structure
Salaries
Warehousing Cost-Rents, Vehicles,
Distribution and Logistics Costs
Advertisement
Administration Cost
Bank charges on online payments
Sales tax, VAT, CST et al
16. Organizational Structure
Board of
Directors
Corporate R&D
Jeff Bezos
Founder & CEO
Corporate HQs
staff
Amit Agrawal, Country Head &
VP, Amazon India
BOD
CEO
Marketing
CEO
Operations
CEO
Business
Expansion
CEO
Development
CEO Editorial
Krish Srinivasan,
CFO
17. Development in the Industry
18-25
35%
26-35
55%
36-45
8%
45-60
2%
Age-group of Online
Shoppers 2013
Top Cities in Online
Shopping India 2013
E-
commerce
Industry
(Revenue
Year-wise)
2009
$2.5Billion
2012
$8.5Billion
2013
$16 Billion
2023
$56
Billion
Revenue Growth
18. Why the model is
successful?
Price discovery and end purchase at one spot.
Unbiased image in customers
Brands spending Crores to build brand and image but if featured on junglee even if
the brand is not known customer has the guarantee of amazon quality and the
product will sell.
The idea is killer; as it is in accordance with Indian mindset of choice and sasta.
1700+ Indian as well as global brands in more than 25 categories, virtually
anything an online shopper may think of.
150 million Internet users out of 1.5 billion population, lot of scope to grow in E-
commerce. Online Shopping is in its nascent stage.
It is creating traffic for Amazon.In as well as running on no loss-no profit for now.