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[SE 2/∞] What do you think should be a healthy growth split a company should consider across PLG (Product Led Growth), SLG (Sales Led Growth) and MLG (Marketing Led Growth)? For me: PLG: 70% (shows strength of the product) SLG + MLG: 30% Thoughts

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Imagine a platform where you write genuine reviews about a company's product or services and brands would get to know about the real problems consumers are facing. Also consumers can tell brands what they expect from them in terms of services Platfo

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Gross Margin – The Real Measure of Your Startup’s Health Revenue looks exciting. But how much do you actually keep after delivering your product? That’s where gross margin comes in — and it decides whether you’re running a business or a charity. Br

Freemium Model for Startups: Smart or Trap? What is it? Freemium = Free + Premium. You offer a basic product for free, and charge users for advanced features, limits, or perks. Who should consider it? ✅ Startups in SaaS, Edtech, Productivity, Devel

✨" Price On Value Not Cost " Elaborated🤌: Startups should price the product based on Value not cost. What this mean is, don't just price above the making cost instead you should price on Value. You can do this by doing surveys for PMF. In thi

In 2002, Microsoft took one of the craziest gambles in corporate history: Microsoft started CHARGING for something everyone else gave away for free. The industry laughed. But this ONE decision created a $70 BILLION product. Here's how Microsoft sa