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(Achieving PMF + Scaling the business) >> Monetization This was a super interesting read. What's your viewpoint?

Creative is the new targeting. Creative is the new scaling. If your ads aren't converting, stop blaming the audience. Blame the scroll-stopping power you didn't deliver. Delivering 4-6X ROAS isn't magic — it's what happens when the creative does th

Your ads didn’t work last month. That’s not Meta’s fault. That’s your creative. Bad ads waste money faster than bad targeting. Fix your creative → fix your ROAS. Use the same frameworks top ad agencies use (without paying their fee): https://gum.c

Did you know 70% of startups fail because they don’t understand their Target market size or adoption rate? To set yourself apart, you need to define what problem your product or service is solving and understand the size of your target market. Kno

Good evening, everyone. What are the main challenges that occur while scaling a startup? 1.Total addressable market 2.Marketing 3.Team building 4.Financial management 5. Operations What are your thoughts?

Stages of A Startup 1)Ideation Stage 2)Planning Stage 3)Commitment Stage 4)Pre Seed Stage 5)Validation Stage(Pivot) 6)Seed Stage 7)Series Stage A/B/C/D................n 8)Growth Stage 9)Scaling Stage OR 9) Exit Stage

ok, if i gave a business proposal to you, 1 no investments required 2 you will need to have an office (you can use your existing office) 3 need to work online about 3-4 hours per week 4 profit sharing 50-50 5 maybe market visit once in fortnight 6

What’s Your Biggest Challenge? 🤔 Early-stage entrepreneurs face different challenges every day. What’s your biggest hurdle? 💼 Fundraising? 🚀 Scaling? Or 💡 Finding Product-Market Fit? Let us know in this poll! #StartupChallenges #FounderJourney

Growth isn't just about scaling numbers. It's about: • Deepening customer relationships • Innovating beyond the competition • Expanding your network strategically • Investing in your team's development • Learning from failures, not just successes

Builders and leaders, listen up: • 90% of startups fail within the first 3 years • 10% of startups fail within the first year alone • 70% of startups fail after scaling too fast (Interesting?) It won’t be a smooth ride, but worth riding, wisely.