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Unpopular opinion: Most blogs flop not because of the algorithm. Not because “SEO is hard.” Not because it’s too saturated. They flop because… people quit after 3 posts. Your content isn’t bad. Your consistency is. The market rewards persistence,

Karna Kshetri, a 22 year old developer from Bardiya has again sold another app for Around Rs 54 lakh to Rounds AI ltd. He had sold his previous app called Pickup Lines to the same company for Rs 70 lakh. He claims that he has earned around Rs 1.2 c

This past week, India’s startup ecosystem continued to show resilience and momentum, with 25 startups collectively raising approximately $102.93 million, despite a marginal dip from the previous week’s total of $112.35 million. The funding activity

Between March 31 and April 5, Indian startups brought in a total of $144.4 million across 22 deals. That’s just a slight bump around 0.5% - compared to the $143.7 million raised by 16 startups the week before. Among the investors, Peak XV Partners, Y

Unfiltered thoughts (3/n) Recession is a serious thing. Yesterday, a big tech firm(you should know about whom I am talking about) revoked the offer letter of almost every student who got placed in that organization in 2023. So, now what? Now we can'

We are building a superapp and for which we are lacking funds and it's too hard to connect with investors since we are from small town and have no access to investors. It would be helpful if someone help me out in raising funds and guide me through i

THE DATA BEHIND STARTUP SUCCESS: WHERE WOULD YOU INVEST? THE CANDIDATES: Startup A: "Blitzscaler" - Pre-money valuation: ₹280 Cr - Monthly burn rate: ₹3.2 Cr - YoY revenue growth: 287% - Gross margin: -18% - Customer acquisition cost: ₹9,800 - Cus

Let's decode one pattern : • Companies were backed by Softbank such as OYO, OLA Electric and FirstCry are continuously filing for IPO but some IPO's approved or some failed for IPO. • Startups backed by Softbank such as OLA Electric and OYO are ra