A whole lot of people think that so many founders are stupid because they are making loss when they don’t realise that’s what it takes to become a huge startup indeed. Take an example of Reddit, Facebook, Amazon, etc. Penetration is important to go b
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Abhinav Amarapuram
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A whole lot of people think that so many founders are stupid because they are making loss when they don’t realise that’s what it takes to become a huge startup indeed. Take an example of Reddit, Facebook, Amazon, etc. Penetration is important to go b
Why some social media works and some don't ?
Facebook - worked.
Twitter - worked.
Reddit - worked.
Medial - working. Pretty successful till date. And etc.
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Blue learn - Failed.
Koo - Failed.
( Add yours)
So the Q is why ?
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Havish Gupta
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