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Did you know? The founders of Instagram originally built an app called "Burbn" which had check-ins, scheduling, and the ability to earn points and post photos. It was complicated and cluttered. But users only loved ONE feature... Photo-sharing. S

Job Search Lingo 101: “Iteration” Just like startups test and improve their product, your job search should be a cycle of refining your resume, pitch, and approach based on what’s working Look at Instagram. Launched in 2010 as Burbn, a clunky chec

Instagram founder Kevin Systrom on 3 common startup mistakes Kevin Systrom, Instagram’s founder, learned valuable lessons from his failed startup, Burbn. Here’s what he got wrong—and how you can avoid the same mistakes. 1. Waiting Too Long to Lau

founders can't always be right ✅ while implementing their product. the users may use it differently too.. we should have guts or decision making skills to pivot ASAP!. Eg: A great example of this is Instagram: When Instagram was first launched in

Burbn started as a check-in app for whiskey lovers but soon realized it wasn't working. So, it quickly changed direction and became Instagram, the photo-sharing app we all know and love. This success story inspired many Indian startups to change thei

Need your feedback to improve FotoShare ASO App name: FotoShare Share Photos by Face Short Description: Share event or group photos effortlessly with FotoShare Full Description: Say goodbye to manual photo sharing! 📸 Tired of spending hours org

What kind of social media you like more 1) photo sharing based 2) disappearing photos based 3) text based 4) long and short form video based

In 2010, Instagram was just getting started. Two guys, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, had built an app that allowed users to post filtered photos. Simple idea, right? Within two years, it had exploded in popularity, reaching 100 million users by 20

Ever wondered why Instagram was sold to Zuckerberg? 🤔 Back in 2012, Instagram was a growing star in the social media world but still a small team with no significant revenue. Facebook saw its potential as a photo-sharing powerhouse and quickly acq

Flickr: From an Online.Game Tool to a Photo Sharing App! Flickr was initially part of an online multiplayer game called Game Neverending, made by Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield. That game included a feature allowing players to upload and sh