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Every successful business have! 1 - Creat or provide value 2- People's want or need 3- Price that they're welling to pay 4- Satisfies the purchases's need & expectations 5- Provide the sufficient revenue to make it wort.

A great product doesn’t need marketing it turns users into marketers.

Usually are there specific stores to purchase 100rs stamp paper or is it purchased in any store. Plz provide details if you know. I heard it is used for contracts in companies

If you have to convince people your product is useful, it’s probably not. Real value doesn’t need a sales pitch—it speaks for itself. If people aren’t getting it, the problem isn’t their understanding, it’s your product. Fix that first.

Is there any good app/website to learn coding? Usually how long it takes to learn coding. Is there any app/website that provide on the job training/internship for non IT graduates?

Quality > Quantity Be it social media or the startup world, it’s easy to get caught up in vanity metrics—like how many likes you get on a post. But real growth comes from offering top-notch services and consistently delivering value to your clients

Medial Power Users, I Have a Question: What’s that ONE feature that keeps pulling you back to @medial? It doesn’t have to be something big—maybe it’s a tiny detail, a feeling, or a habit you’ve developed here. Let’s break it down and discuss in the

᠅ Founder Tip: If users don’t pay, it’s not always about pricing Founders often think: “Maybe ₹99 is too much. Let me try ₹49.” But the problem usually isn’t price—it’s perceived value. Here’s how to figure it out: 1. People pay when the pain is r

guys make a brand or business which grows in future not close in future if it is anything

My first post here! Just to check does it really have active users or not.