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Started
With Siddhesh Kulkarni, as a non-profit initiative to help local vendors get online.
Ewebbuild · India · Sep 2021 – Apr 2023
Local shops, online. Profits pledged to charity.
Siddhesh Kulkarni and I started Ewebbuild as a non-profit initiative. It became a small web development firm that stayed charity-focused: affordable, easy-to-use websites that put more than 30 local vendors online. Our rule fit on one line: Customer Delight >>> Our Profit.
Co-founder & CEOWith Siddhesh Kulkarni30+ vendors online45+ dealsProfits pledged to charity
What the owner needssample
Small shops need very little: a few true things, easy to read on a phone.
Sample shops, names, prices and addresses, all made up for this page. They are not Ewebbuild’s clients or their real sites.
How it went
Four parts, in the order they happened.
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The rule
Customer Delight >>> Our Profit. Affordable, user-friendly websites first; the money came second.
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Became
A charity-focused web development firm, with its profits pledged to charity. Later, consulting too, from ideation to execution.
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Changed
30+
local vendors with an online presence, across 45+ business deals.
What it was
Two co-founders, and a lot of small shops.
- My partCo-founder and CEO, alongside Siddhesh Kulkarni.
- What we madeAffordable, user-friendly websites that gave local vendors an online presence.
- Where the profit wentPledged to charity. It began as a non-profit initiative and kept that spirit as a firm.
- LaterConsultancy, from the first idea to execution.
Honest limit: the real vendors’ sites aren’t shown here, so the shops above are made up. Ewebbuild ran from September 2021 to April 2023.