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Followers on social media is a dead concept in 2024 The internet is at an inflection point, and creators must adapt to survive. Let me explain why : In the 2000s, platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter helped creators build direct connectio

The Ordinary: Disrupting Beauty with Trust and Transparency While big beauty brands played on insecurities and used flashy ads, The Ordinary took a different path, building a loyal following with a focus on simplicity and science. Created by Brandon

Success Story: Starbucks’ Rise to Global Fame How did Starbucks go from a small coffee shop to a global brand? 1️⃣ Challenge: Competing in a market where coffee was seen as just a quick drink. 2️⃣ Solution: Starbucks transformed coffee into an ex

In 2002, Microsoft took one of the craziest gambles in corporate history: Microsoft started CHARGING for something everyone else gave away for free. The industry laughed. But this ONE decision created a $70 BILLION product. Here's how Microsoft sa

Faith tech industry is booming, fueled by a massive $58.56 billion faith market by '30 The rise of spiritual tech startups is impressive Think astrology, numerology, tarot readings, virtual temple visits, and online pujas, future emotional Hammerin

Furniture rental startup Rentomojo nears Rs 200 crore FY24 operating revenue Furniture and appliance rental platform Rentomojo posted operating revenue of nearly Rs 200 crore in the last fiscal year as the Bengaluru-based company benefited from peop

I'm kinda sus about Bhavish Agarwal's latest headlines. It is not easy to create your own cloud provider, it's a collosal undertaking requiring millions of dollars of investment and hiring large number of SRE and SWE who have years of experience at s

Startup Scandals: The Rise of Fraudulent Practices - HeadSpin ex-founder Manish Lachwani’s fraudulent actions landed him in prison for fabricating revenue and falsifying invoices, signaling a concerning trend within tech startups. - His case, alon

Why Doesn't India Have a Global Smartphone Giant? Once, Indian brands like Micromax and Lava made us dream of homegrown smartphone empires. They were the buzz in markets, competing against international players. But as Chinese brands like Xiaomi,

Failed startup: From Doorstep Convenience to Empty Storefronts: The Rise and Fall of Doodhwala In 2015, Doodhwala burst onto the Indian scene, promising a revolution in how people bought their daily essentials. With a convenient subscription model, t