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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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Your ads didn’t work last month. That’s not Meta’s fault. That’s your creative. Bad ads waste money faster than bad targeting. Fix your creative → fix your ROAS. Use the same frameworks top ad agencies use (without paying their fee): https://gum.c

Content creation became huge in India. Millions of creators are furnishing their content at global presence. Creators & Agencies literally opened every possible source to earn revenue, from endorsing brand to becoming embassadors. Now which door is

Curious to know ..how does this app make up their revenue...... Firstly this app doesn't have any pay to use /subscription It doesn't have any ads running which can provide them revenue Then how do this app make their revenue What will be the rev

I really wanna know... If you're trying to build a successful business, should we focus on making money or solving a real problem? because I am building a startup which solves a lot of students and companies problems but whenever I pitch it somewhe

How come @Olacabs @Uber India@inDrive @rapidobikeapp @nammayatrithey don't hold one-day seminars on howto use their services for inexperiencedauto and taxi drivers? As a result, they arecurrently losing between fifty and sixtypercent of their revenue

Stop staying close to negative people, if all they do all day is complain about how bad everything is and they do nothing about it, even if they are the best of your friends, cut them off. That’s the best thing you could do cause it’s sticky, you w

The #1 reason customers don’t buy from you? Fear. Fear of wasting money. Fear of being disappointed again. Fear of making another bad decision. Your job: Build so much trust and credibility that doubt dies. Leave them thinking: "This will work. It al

First, DHFL and now Jet Airways, both have one thing in common: retail investors knowingly invest their money in such companies that are bound to fail, and then they blame the government for losing their money. But investors don’t see their own mista