Niket Raj Dwivedi | The Write Order | Start Up | The IndianPreneur
The Write Order is a revolutionary publication house which bridges the gap between the sales of the book and its transparency with the book’s authors. The Write order makes sure that the book is published as soon as possible with tangible marketing to set the books flying off the shelves along with constant support during and post book launch. They also organize tri-monthly writing competitions whose winner get published in a real paperback book which provides a great source of exposure for the new writers.
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Facebook- www.facebook.com/thewriteorder
Instagram ID- www.instagram.com/thewriteorder
Website- www.thewriteorder.com
Startup Name- The Write Order
Founder & CEO- Niket Raj Dwivedi
1. What gets you out of bed in the morning?
The will to reach out to more people and take the startup to a greater height does. Having something of your own is a great motivator to get you working.
2. Why should people choose your product/service?
Because of our transparency, time efficiency and superb client support.
3. What inspired you to start “The Write Order” company?
The Write Order was born out of the zest to create a marketing and advertising solution which targets one of the biggest and most active targets audience age. Although right now, we’re a publishing house for authors and writers which will be a subsidiary for the firm, later on, the original idea needs some time and persistence.
4. How much capital do you have and when do we expect cash flow break even?
We broke even within the first month of operation and have generated profits ever since.
5. Who are the biggest competitors and how are they doing? If there are no competitors, why?
There are a few competitors but their prices are too high when compared to us.
6. What comes first for you money or emotions?
Emotions.
7. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
I can’t really tell. I have a diversified plan but “The Write Order” will live with or without me.
8. If you had the opportunity to start this business again what would you do differently?
I’d prepare more and take care of a few things which became a huge hurdle which we had to tackle.
9. If you sold your company today, what would be the tone of the conversation? What would you want to gain? What would you want to avoid losing?
I wouldn’t sell the company. we’re hardly a few months old and growing rapidly. There’s no chance of selling a cash positive startup.
10. What advice would you give to someone starting out?
Starting up takes courage. A lot of people have it but what most don’t have (because of which they fail is PERSISTENCE). Times will be hard, you’ll get petrified but it’s on you whether you break or make it. There’ll be tremendous challenges and risks, financially and mentally. Especially for students, it won’t be as flashy and easy as it looks but once you catch the rhythm, you’ll become a better sailor. Keep hustling and no matter what, never give up.
