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What’s your #1 marketing tip as an indie dev? For me: Reddit 👽 It brought solid traction but you’ve got to engage smart. Reddit can be brutal if you don’t play it right.

Day 22: The Power of Storytelling for Bangalore Entrepreneurs Content: In Bangalore's vibrant startup scene, captivating storytelling can be a game-changer. Here's why: * Connects with Investors: A compelling story breathes life into your busines

You don’t need 10 interns. You need one AI agent that actually ships. It plans. Writes. Publishes. No standups. No salaries. No forgetfulness. It doesn’t ask what’s next? It already knows. This isn’t automation. It’s delegation to software that t

Building an e-commerce brand isn’t just about selling products—it’s about selling an experience. 🛒✨ From a scroll-stopping visual identity to seamless user experience, every touchpoint should say “this brand gets it.” Back it with strong IT manageme

I just hit a weird wall while trying to publish my new app on the PlayStore Google now wants 12 testers to try your app before you can even get production access Not 1.. not 5.. 12 real testers As a solo dev I’m just like Bro, if my app’s not ready w

Improving your pitch? Master these two strategies: 1. Create a Story → Your pitch should be more than facts and figures. → Engage your audience through storytelling. → Highlight the problem and how your solution changes the game. → Make it personal,

Most people think they don’t have stories. They’re wrong. Let me prove it to you Everyone wants to be a great storyteller, but most people think they don’t have stories to tell. Reality? Stories are everywhere—you’re just not documenting them. Her

BET, WE ALL HEARD! If you search on how to pitch, Steve job will be on first result! To pitch like Steve Jobs, master the art of curiosity, emotion, and storytelling. 🔹 Spike Curiosity: Start with a hook that piques interest. (kinda buzzzzz) 🔹

When you pick up a product, what’s the first thing you notice? The packaging! It’s more than just a wrapper—it’s your brand’s first impression and a powerful marketing tool. A well-designed package instantly grabs attention, builds trust, and influ

In that podcast, when Vijay Mallya said he offered to settle and the banks rejected it, let’s be honest the banks did the right thing. He was offering just ₹2,000 crore against ₹9,000 crore in loans. And the final offer? It came in 2015, way after th