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Hard facts i want to put out in my entrepreneurial race that i want to follow on- - I want to make a business that grows on a slow pace and not being a part of the rat race But Infact strategising slow, analyzing the market and going with the flow

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Is there any marketing expert on medial could guide me for my product? . Wanna go fast and cater best audience and anyone can help.

5 Reasons Your Startup Website Isn’t Converting 1. Slow and Steady Doesn’t Win Online—If your site lags, your visitors leave. 2. Lost in the Menu Maze—Confusing navigation drives people crazy. 3. CTA SOS—Weak “Buy Now” or “Sign Up” buttons mean

I may be wrong but I feel chasing success is the most overrated thing that has been fed into our mind, we should not chase success but we should let success come to us with a slow and steady process, what's your thought?

At what point do we stop calling something a startup? Is it after a certain number of employees? When there’s steady revenue coming in? Or maybe when the chaos starts to feel a little more structured? I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately. Sta

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“I’m just waiting for the perfect time to start posting.” Bro… it’s been 18 months. There’s no perfect time. There’s now, and there’s never. Your traffic doesn’t care about your timing. It cares about your consistency. Drop a “starting today” if

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🚀 Demystifying Marketing Part 7: Consistency and Frequency - Part 2 Previously: In Part 1 of Point 7, we discussed: Develop a Content Calendar: Planning your content in advance ensures consistency.Maintain a Steady Posting Schedule: Regular posts k