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My father is into printing business since last 15 years. There is major drop in printing businesses due to digital media. I'm thinking of exploring an idea which can turnaround that business like Vistaprint does and many others as well.

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Has the current Business scene change if you compare 10 years back? Is there a change in how businesses run today vs how it was 10 years back? Is this because of the consumer mindset shift that lead to changes in business style? Does anyone has id

Around 2021, many alternative investment platforms like P2P, asset leasing, co-owned real estate, etc., were growing rapidly. However, now the majority of these companies are struggling to attract even a single customer. As Indian investors are becom

How many times has a client asked you to “try a few more color options”? Or as a client, how frustrating is it to wait for your designer to send back every single color version of your logo? 🎨 Imagine if you could change the colors yourself, experi

Is Medial hitting a growth plateau? Every platform experiences a phase where growth shifts from exponential to linear. The real challenge is figuring out why—is it market saturation, lack of innovation, or weaker user retention? A product teard

Introducing NSHTCREATES – A New Era of Innovation Technology should work for you, not against you. It should make life easier, safer, and more efficient—but right now, that’s not always the case. That’s where NSHTCREATES comes in. We’re not just an

A quick short read one should must explore. Purpose: To build enduring, compounding business value ("Power" = sustainable differential advantage). Few build Power while other chase growth. #Hamilton Helmer breaks it down into 7 defensible advanta

I haven’t hired a single person for Snippetz Labs. No developers. No marketers. No team. Yet we’ve launched 15+ products, used by 25,000+ users — all built, managed, and improved by AI agents. This is agentic infrastructure — systems that think, lea

Meta stands accused of pirating over 80 terabytes of copyrighted books from platforms like LibGen, Anna's Archive, and Z-library to train its AI models. In response to the ensuing lawsuit, Meta reportedly argued that "individual books themselves are