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Teach personal finance how to use credit cards and EMIs effectively and on any specific launch (iPhone today) tell the world that 70% people buy on EMI and they can’t afford it.

Product: Mobile Reselling App Valuation: $290 Million Well, that's Cashify! Cashify was started by three friends who wanted to buy the latest iPhone but found it difficult to sell their old phones easily. And thus, Mandeep, Amit, and Nakul started

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Hack Used By Startup #6 How 'One Book' Saved Amazon in Its Early Days!! The Problem: When Amazon was starting out, they had a problem with book distributors. These distributors said retailers like Amazon had to buy at least 10 copies of each book.

💸 The EMI Epidemic- The silent trap that’s swallowing an entire generation- one “milestone” at a time. Most Indian graduates start their careers earning < ₹50K/month at 22 or 23. By the time they’re 27 or 28, many manage to reach ₹1-2L/month. Sou

How Apple and Android Killed Blackberry Billions to bankruptcy #6 The first BlackBerry device was released in 1999.They gained popularity by their unique physical keyboard design.They reached peak with the BB Curve and BB Bold series known for thei

How Xiaomi Conquered India: The Marketing Experiments That Changed the Game Xiaomi went from an unknown Chinese brand to India’s #1 smartphone seller in just a few years. How? Relentless marketing experiments that broke traditional rules. Here’s how

Hi Everyone I am thinking of launching a new product in study abroad. Problem statement The study abroad industry in India is dominated by two primary channels: 1. Local Agents – Often unorganized, expensive, and biased toward certain universities

We are a team of 3 planning to start a YouTube channel focused on agriculture. Our goal is to document every step of the farming journey-from land plowing to exporting. We'll show fertilizer and pesticide usage, crop duration, profits, and the real s

Is your bank doing charity by offering you a No-Cost EMI? Absolutely not. RBI itself has made it clear — 0% interest does not exist. Yet banks, brands, and e-commerce platforms continue to aggressively market no-cost EMI offers like they’re doing