Meet 10 Indian Women Entrepreneurs who leveraged Social Media to Build Successful Businesses During the Pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted lives and economies across the globe, but it has also presented opportunities for innovation and entrepreneurship. In India, several women entrepreneurs have leveraged the power of social media to start and grow successful businesses during these trying times. In this article, we highlight 10 such inspiring women who have turned challenges into opportunities and created successful ventures through social media.
- Anubha Jain: Anubha Jain is the founder of QuirkSmith, a jewellery brand that creates unique pieces inspired by mythology and history. She started her business through Instagram and now has a loyal customer base across India.
- Sakshi Talwar: Sakshi Talwar is the founder of Rugs and Beyond, an online store that sells handcrafted carpets and rugs. She started her business during the pandemic and leveraged social media to reach customers across the world.
- Shradha Sud: Shradha Sud is the founder of Salt and Spring, a brand that creates handmade soaps and skincare products using natural ingredients. She started her business through Instagram and has since expanded to other e-commerce platforms.
- Shruti Arora: Shruti Arora is the founder of Hoppits, a brand that creates healthy snacks using locally sourced ingredients. She started her business during the pandemic and leveraged social media to connect with health-conscious customers.
- Anubhuti Goyal: Anubhuti Goyal is the founder of The Looms of Ladakh, a brand that sells handmade products created by women artisans in Ladakh. She started her business through Instagram and has since expanded to other e-commerce platforms.
- Neha Tulsian: Neha Tulsian is the founder of Paper Tie Affair, a brand that creates personalized stationery and gifts. She started her business during the pandemic and used social media to showcase her unique products to a wider audience.
- Simran Lalwani: Simran Lalwani is the founder of Calipso, a brand that creates handcrafted candles and home decor products. She started her business through Instagram and has since expanded to other e-commerce platforms.
- Shweta Sharma: Shweta Sharma is the founder of The Pop-Up Bazaar, an online marketplace that connects customers with independent designers and brands. She started her business during the pandemic and used social media to promote the products and the creators behind them.
- Madhumita Mohapatra: Madhumita Mohapatra is the founder of Nutri Munchies, a brand that creates healthy snacks for pets. She started her business through social media and has since expanded to e-commerce platforms and pet stores across India.
- Sakshi Vij: Sakshi Vij is the founder of Myles, a self-drive car rental company that allows customers to rent cars by the hour or day. She started her business during the pandemic and leveraged social media to reach customers who were looking for safe and affordable travel options.
These 10 Indian women entrepreneurs are proof that social media can be a powerful tool for building successful businesses, even during a pandemic. They have leveraged the reach and engagement of social media platforms to connect with customers, showcase their products, and build loyal communities of fans and followers. Their stories inspire us to think creatively, take risks, and pursue our entrepreneurial dreams, even in challenging times.
