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Indian users don’t pay is now outdated. This article proves that there is hope for consumer internet.

Why do most people aim to make business "Consumer Facing"?

Just curious to know , suppose u guys have ₹10,000 as a capital , it's just a small amount of money I know , and that's the challenge, what business would u do? Not only a business but it should be a solution to a problem not a solution looking for

The most important thing to realise for any business is that Not every customer is your consumer But your consumer will eventually become your customer,so make products wisely

that's why even if I make losses investors still invest bcz u got the numbers https://www.instagram.com/reel/DC6L5a_x7cS/?igsh=d2Y4YTdtMHFvNzk1

Hello friends , I am Awneesh Mishra from U P. I have a great business idea iwant to discuss with you..but..I need an inviter and I give a grantee that this business is growing 10001% . it is dependent on garbage. I have a big idea 💡

Somebody should make a old school dating app. Where u will write letters to ur matches that will delivered after a week! Creating anticipation! But that app will not work because the girl will have 100 dms on social media before the letter reach! 🤧

There's a huge difference In mindset Between consumer tech founders in the USA and India. When I talk to consumer tech founders from the west, they consistently impress on "how they can make their product grow organically" But in India most found

A business which was way ahead of its time And gave the most useful servises OG"BOUNCE " RENTAL Classic representation of people's mindset in india, what went wrong or what would u do if u were a consultant of BOUNCE (For context-now they clo

🤣🤣 Deepinder Goyal-led food delivery giant Zomato has been ordered by a consumer court in Karnataka to pay Rs 60,000 in compensation—and that's just for not delivering the momos ordered by a customer last year.