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The best way to get hired by your desired company or startup is to create a compelling ad or reel that highlights their features or demonstrates how you've been influenced by their products or services. A creator/founder named @VyomBhatia made a re

I once saw a reel where a guy sells water bottles with label 'free water' And how did he make money out of this Turns out -The advertisers pays him for advertising their brand in this water bottle package and he just gives it for free to other p

I'm perusing an idea that helps people know their packaged food nutrition information and make better decision before consuming packaged food. This app also keeps a track of their packaged food consumption and analyses overall impact on their health

One business model that's been going viral for quite a while on Instagram now is the freewater.io or freepani.io one. And it's annoying. It's only merit is the fact that it's a concept that's quite new. But novelty is all it's got. I feel like it

😎 Bengaluru landlords becomes tech adviser for entrepreneur tenant. Post is viral 🔥 A fintech entrepreneur's post on X has gone viral, showcasing a unique "peak Bengaluru" moment. 💀 Vetri Venthan, an IIM Ahmedabad graduate and fintech startup

When you are doing a startup by copying or even inspiring from some well established gaints. people just see their success and how thy established but not their privileges. some of them are here. 1. Timing, timing is very important while entering th

OpenAI just woke up and decided to end a billion dollar company.🧐💀 They've announced Search GPT, a temporary prototype of their new AI search feature that gives you direct answers with clear and relevant sources. And yeah, it's pretty much a copy

Indian startups are gaining traction, but a worrying trend of cloning successful apps threatens long-term growth and innovation. This "copy-paste" culture, while effective short-term, raises concerns about sustainability and originality. While app

In 2020, India banned TikTok overnight. 400 million users suddenly had nowhere to go. Meanwhile, Instagram secretly plotted a $100B heist that would change social media forever... The untold story of how Instagram stole TikTok's empire: 2018: Ti

In my opinion, Bhavish Agarwal is playing a tricky game. Sure, some might see him as a copycat of Elon Musk, taking Uber's model for ride-hailing and then chasing Tesla's electric vehicle dream. But hey, there's something to be said about taking a pr