Keep things Simple • 1y
I'm actually shocked that a product as simple as icepop has now targeting to become a 100 crore brand.. I mean, who's buying these things? I've seen similar company that sells old time "goli soda" Which is to be seen nowhere now? What makes people buy something and not buy the other?? I think, the marketing strategy and execution of the same decides the success of the company.
Drafting Airtight Ag... • 3m
"The Most Dangerous Clause in Term Sheets That Founders Ignore" Yes, it's the liquidation preference in your term sheet that can quietly screw you. It decides who gets paid first if your startup sells—or flops. Investors might snag 2x their money
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Sell Paid Course to become Millionaire!🤑 Yup many corporate employees started that with free content and now selling! Why it work? Target - Vulnerable students from tier2 & tier 3 college. First pitching that u can't get job from college! Then giv
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This lady from Mizoram turned a simple soda business into a 10 Cr. startup. Meet Zomawii Khiangte, who, along with her husband Felipe, created Local All Natural Soda, a brand that's now making waves in the Indian beverage market. The story started
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Xai buy his own Company X(twitter) in 33 billion. In 2022 World Richest man Elon Musk buy twitter in 44 billion. After buying x (twitter) Elon Musk Change name of company and also fired lot of employees.after 2 years x ( twitter) valuation down and n
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If I develop a smartphone game today and try to sell it for ₹500, do you think people will actually buy my game for ₹500? Most people would say no one will buy it. But there’s a company called Kairosoft that sells its smartphone games for ₹500 to ₹10
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