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This startup is building Amul for eggs! Meet Eggoz, a $50 million startup revolutionizing the egg industry. Founded in 2017 by Abhishek, Aditya, Pankaj, and Uttam who are IIT Kharagpur friends, Eggoz solve numerous problems that exists in the loca

Hey everyone, I need your thoughts on something important. I’m a solo developer currently building Simmerce — an alternative to IndiaMart & TradeIndia. The challenge I’m facing is the classic chicken-and-egg problem in B2B marketplaces: 👉 No buyer

Scott Gorlick shared the problems that startups face and how Uber sailed through that phase. How the company overcame the chicken and egg problem, which is a common challenge faced by startups. The problem is that the company needs both riders and

Here are my 4 lessons to avoid chicken or egg problem in marketplaces. ( Implementing in UnleashIT) 1. Target your niche first: Find the small groups in your community that care most about your marketplace. Ex: Uber started with “rich bros” gettin

## AI Marketing: Targeting Like a Superhero Startups struggle to reach the right customers. AI changes the game! * AI analyzes tons of customer data, painting a clear picture of your ideal audience. * No more generic ads! AI personalizes message

California Burrito is an Indian fast‑casual startup that fuses authentic Mexican dishes with Indian flavors, targeting the white space for Mexican cuisine. Its menu localizes spices and techniques to appeal to Indian palates. The brand uses a fast‑ca

We currently source and supply spices to restaurants under our brand Shahnaaz – The Royal Essence of Spices. Working closely with restaurant kitchens, I’ve noticed most maintain consistent flavor using a few standardized base gravies (onion–tomato,

Startups: Investors or Bootstrapping? Which is the Better Path? Every startup dreams of success, but the journey to the top varies. Some founders secure investors to scale fast, while others bootstrap to maintain full control. But which path truly

Brian Chesky explains how Airbnb solved the chicken-and-egg problem Marketplaces are tough to build. No buyers, no sellers. No sellers, no buyers. This problem almost killed Airbnb. Homeowners wouldn’t list their homes because no one was booking. T