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Startups like LehLah and Wishlink are helping small creators monetise their content. Will this strategy work?

“Shopping today isn’t just about products—it’s about trust, influence, and community.” This is what Zerodha’s Nikhil Kamath said about his recent investment in a content commerce platform called LehLah.
Last week, LehLah raised Rs 12.5 crore (about $1.4 million) in its seed funding round, led by Kamath’s investment firm Gruhas. The platform helps content creators make money through their social media content by sharing affiliate links of products.
The recent funding is particularly interesting because whenever brands tried to marry content and commerce in some form or the other, it didn’t work out. Take The Good Glamm Group, a popular …
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