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I am building a blog Writing app which is mainly focused on community based writing in different regional languages of our country I think I feel there is a white space in this segment is it a good idea to work on can can this this be scalable ?

Idea 💡 Number 3 You can create a community of devs and Startup founders and make the charges for it around 1-2$ (100-200INR) and create a Insta account and buy fake followers around 1-2k after that start your insta ad it'll take around 85 rupees pe

The Power of a Community If you are in the beginning phase of starting a startup or business, it is very important to have a community. 🍃 Why is a community important? If you are launching any product or service, you need to create trust among pe

I am interested in creating a community of 10 founders who are working on building there idea. They could be pre-revenue, just went live or already running a small startup. This would be to help each from an execution point of view, sharing ideas and

Day 6 of giving actionable insights to founders Mastering Your Day: The Time Blocking Revolution Do you often feel overwhelmed by endless tasks and distractions? Time blocking offers a solution by dividing your day into dedicated segments for spe

Kisan Bazaar – Looking for Co-Founders I’m Brijesh Tomar, founder of Kisan Bazaar – a bold new agri-startup working on a disruptive model to bring real change to Indian agriculture. We’re building something ground-up that reimagines the relationshi

"Tired of AI hype that ignores Indian realities? Vote now to build the tool YOU actually need – from Ahmedabad, for India's hustlers." I’m co-building with this community instead of guessing. Vote A/B/C/D in the comments and add 1 line about your bi

Startup story 4/10 82% of people feel that social media is a waste of time . And it's mainly because people get overwhelmed with all the random information on these platforms . Be it LinkedIn, Instagram or Twitter, we get hit by information with so

Came across this interesting video that nails why many startups fail: it's often because their value proposition isn't compelling enough to make customers buy. Existing solutions might be "good enough," or people have other priorities. Basically, if